Is strabismus in a three and a half year old child caused by the nerves in the brain?

The first point is that if the child has such symptoms, it is likely that there is a problem with the cranial nerves, and then this strabismus situation is formed, which should be noted, and the second point is that it is very likely that the nerves of the eyes have also undergone lesions, so this phenomenon will occur.

It may be that there is a problem with the cranial nerves, and then this strabismus condition is formed, and it is very likely that the nerves of the eyes have also been damaged, so this phenomenon occurs.

If a three-year-old child has strabismus, you can choose to wear glasses and correct the refractive error. If strabismus is severe and vision is good, surgery** is selected to promote the recovery of strabismus in the three-year-old child and establish stereopsis.

1. Wear glasses: If a three-year-old child has strabismus and refractive error, the refractive problem needs to be corrected in time. If amblyopia occurs, it is necessary to wear corrective concealment glasses for amblyopia in time**.

If diplopia also occurs, it can be corrected by wearing a prism to alleviate the phenomenon of diplopia;

2. Surgery**: If the three-year-old child is due to congenital abnormal development of nerves and muscles, and the situation of strabismus is serious, and the vision is good, surgical methods such as muscle weakening surgery and horizontal muscle vertical displacement can be used to promote the traction of local tissues to the eyeball to be improved, so that the three-year-old child's strabismus can be recovered.

Therefore, three-year-old children's strabismus needs to be paid attention to in time, and the bad eye habits of the suspected omen should be corrected in time. Qin Rent should avoid reading books and looking at mobile phones in an environment where the light is too weak or too strong, and go to the hospital regularly for re-examination to avoid the continuous aggravation of strabismus.

First of all, it is necessary to understand what type of strabismus the child has. An eye examination is recommended to determine the type of strabismus.

Commonly used strabismus** methods:

Depending on the type of strabismus, it can generally be divided into surgical and non-surgical methods.

1) The surgical method is to adjust the strength of the external eye muscle and the position of the attachment point by surgical means, so that the eye position tends to be normal.

Congenital esotropia (cross-eyed) and upper and lower strabismus usually require surgery**, and non-accommodative and oblique strabismus usually need to be corrected by surgery.

2) Non-surgical method: Not all strabismus requires surgery**, if it is accommodative esotropia, it can be corrected as long as appropriate farsighted glasses or bifocals are worn. If there is also a refractive abnormality of medium to high intensity, it is often necessary to wear glasses to correct it, and axial correction training can be used to help restore monovision and increase the fusion ability of both eyes.

If amblyopia is also present, amblyopia training is also indispensable**.

Strabismus caused by refractive error is recommended to take medication in time to correct the refractive error. It is recommended to take two sachets of Leyan Vision Nutrients every day, and if you insist on taking it for a period of time, the refractive error will gradually be corrected, and the strabismus will gradually improve or even recover.

Depending on the description of your condition, it may be due to the child's congenital genetics, congenital dysplasia, resulting in intermittent strabismus. It is recommended to take the child to the eye department of a regular hospital to check the eyesight, refraction, strabismus, strabismus and fundus, if the child has amblyopia, it is necessary to first ** amblyopia, and at the same time observe the changes in strabismus, if the strabismus does not improve, the general situation should be surgically corrected.

Children's eye strabismus is generally congenital, most of them are related to refraction, there are myopia, farsightedness, astigmatism, this situation needs to go to the hospital for dilated refraction, according to the situation to wear glasses to correct, strabismus is very large can be operated on**. Surgical correction of strabismus is ideal.

The effect of strabismus surgery** is reflected in two aspects: on the one hand, it is an improvement in appearance, and on the other hand, it is more important to see both eyes**.

Most children with strabismus require surgery**, but because strabismus surgery can only bring the eye back into position, children with partial vision and refractive dysplasia after strabismus surgery also need to wear glasses to correct their vision or have visual function training.

The sight of the left and right eyes should not be combined. The gaze of one eye is crooked, and he takes an unnatural posture when looking at the album and looking at the electric group. This is caused by abnormalities in the round axis of the brain and the muscles that innervate the eyes, which are responsible for eye movements, or by the lack of vision in the eyes.

There are many reasons for this, both in the early days of life and in the middle of the 2 to 5 years of age. Mild strabismus that occurs soon after birth can be resolved spontaneously, but if left untreated, it may worsen vision. If there is no recovery more than half a year after birth, you should consult a specialist for treatment.

In addition, in normal children, when strabismus suddenly appears, it may be caused by a serious illness and should be examined by a doctor.

Once strabismus is detected, children should be treated as soon as possible, which is essential to prevent the formation of amblyopia and establish binocular vision as soon as possible. In addition, strabismus often causes abnormal head position in children, which is often referred to as "crooked head view".

With the exception of a small percentage of children with esotropia who can be completely corrected by wearing appropriate farsighted glasses, most patients with strabismus require surgery**.

Minimally invasive strabismus surgery is the direction of development in recent years due to its characteristics of small damage, less bleeding, and less easy to form scars after surgery. In addition, a detailed preoperative examination and the doctor's extensive experience are crucial to increase the success rate of the surgery.

There are two types of strabismus, one is called common strabismus, that is, when the child looks straight ahead, one eye is in a normal position, and the other eye is tilted inward or outward, and the eyes move freely in all directions. The other type is called paralytic strabismus, which is caused by ophthalmoplegia, often accompanied by symptoms such as double vision (dizziness and dizziness).

Common strabismus generally occurs before the age of 6 years, and is more common in young children around the age of 3 years. Common strabismus is divided into two types: internal and external strabismus. Some patients have inward deviation of the eye when looking at an object, commonly known as eye pairing, which is medically called esotropia.

Some patients look outwardly when they look at things, which is medically called exotropia. Esotropia is mostly caused by farsightedness, while some exotropia may be related to myopia.

Strabismus not only affects cosmetology, but more importantly, it causes amblyopia, affecting the development and establishment of binocular vision function. Strabismus occurs in childhood and has physical and psychological effects on a child's life, with some strabismus causing deformities of the facial bones, cervical spine and spine. Strabismus varies according to the category and can be divided into surgical and non-surgical.

1.Surgery**:

The strength of the external eye muscle and the position of the attachment point are adjusted surgically to normalize the eye position. Most congenital esotropia and strabismus require surgery**, and non-accommodative and oblique strabismus usually need to be corrected by surgery.

2.Non-surgical**:

Not all strabismus requires surgery**, and in the case of accommodative esotropia, it can be corrected with appropriate farsighted glasses or bifocals. If there is also a medium to high refractive abnormality, it is often necessary to wear glasses to correct it, and in addition, the method of axial correction training can be used to help restore the monovision ability of both eyes and increase the fusion ability. For example, training with an orthopedic training machine, or wearing prism lenses.