Common methods of amblyopia treatment: a. Covering therapy: It is one of the simplest, most economical and effective methods to treat amblyopia in children. 1, monocular strict masking method: applicable to children with refractive amblyopia and strabismic amblyopia. 2.Binocular alternating masking method: applicable to refractive amblyopia and monocular strabismic amblyopia. 3. Semi-covering method: for children with amblyopia whose visual acuity rises above 0.7. 4.Short masking method: Applicable to those whose amblyopic eye vision has returned to normal but is still lower than the healthy eye, in order to consolidate the effect, the healthy eye can be covered when doing homework or reading books, and usually not covered. Second, fine visual training: This is a special application exercise for amblyopic eyes, which is beneficial to visual development and improve visual acuity. There are many methods of fine visual acuity training, which should be chosen according to the age, intelligence and vision of the amblyopic child, and the training methods can be changed frequently, for example, using red silk thread to thread a stitch, and the size of the stitch can be decided according to the visual acuity. Embroidery, tracing, painting, calligraphy, etc. can also be practiced. Fine visual acuity training must be done with the amblyopic eye once a day for 10 to 15 minutes. Fine visual acuity training is an important part of successful amblyopia treatment for children, so parents should pay attention to this easy-to-use training and keep it up. Amblyopia treatment instrument: such as pulse red light therapy, applicable to all kinds of amblyopic children, 3 times a day, 15 minutes each time, 3 months as a course of treatment. The main drawback is the long duration of treatment and the long duration of each treatment. Comprehensive therapy: Since the mechanisms of various treatment methods are not the same, comprehensive therapy is superior to single therapy. For children with amblyopia in one eye, the first step is to routinely cover the healthy eye and give the amblyopic eye more gaze exercises, together with fine eye training, pulsed red light stimulation, acupuncture point treatment, etc. After several months of treatment, if the visual acuity of the amblyopic eye improves, the child can go to the hospital for further treatment (e.g., fusion training with a fixation machine when the visual acuity rises to 0.6).