Can cross-eyed be cured?

There are many examples that children's cross-eyed can be cured, which are also common. The so-called "cross-eyed" is what medicine calls concomitant esotropia, that is, one eye is in a normal position and the other eye is inclined to the nasal root. Many parents only know that "cross-eyed" affects beauty, but they don't know that "cross-eyed" is accompanied by hyperopia, and they don't know that it will lead to visual impairment and lifelong injury over time. However, as long as "cross-eyed" is treated in time, it will generally not lead to amblyopia, and about 80% can be cured without surgery.

Too young to optometry. By dropping 1% atropine eye drops into eyes, the pupil can always be dilated to a certain extent, so that children can no longer see the vicinity clearly because of blurred objects, which is beneficial to the improvement of esotropia.

In addition, blindfolding can also be used. Mom can help with the treatment at home. Covering your eyes with something will force you to squint at things, which is also conducive to the improvement and recovery of squint. However, it must be noted that if strabismus has been corrected, the healthy eye should immediately stop the above treatment, otherwise the strabismus position will be positive and the healthy eye will have esotropia. If covering your eyes or mydriasis therapy doesn't work, you must wear optometry glasses as soon as possible at the age of three, and you must wear them often. After that, optometry and glasses should be re-examined every year, and finally the glasses will be taken off to have the hope of recovery.