Children with vision loss need remedies for the causes of vision loss. Common causes include pseudomyopia, true myopia, amblyopia, etc. Remedies will vary depending on the specific situation.
1. Pseudomyopia: A medical dilated optometry examination can clarify whether it is pseudomyopia or true myopia. Pseudomyopia is usually caused by temporary loss of vision due to overuse of the eyes, which can be restored through a series of adjustments. It is possible to relax the eyes by looking into the distance and resting, and ciliary muscle paralyzing agents can be applied if necessary.
2. Genuine myopia: Genuine myopia is often accompanied by an increase in the eye axis, which is irreversible and requires timely medical correction, as well as attention to improving eye habits and regular checkups to avoid rapid progression of myopia.
3. Amblyopia: The presence of amblyopia in children may also cause vision loss, which needs to be detected and treated early to avoid affecting their stereoscopic function. Generally speaking, treatment is effective before the age of 12, and the earlier the treatment, the better the prognosis, often including refractive correction, masking therapy and other treatment modalities.
Children with vision loss, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital examination, under the guidance of the physician targeted treatment, so as not to miss the condition.