There is a critical period of visual development, after which the treatment effect is very poor, so once the child is found to have amblyopia, amblyopia training should be carried out immediately. Some parents think it is wrong to put off amblyopia training for fear of affecting their children’s studies or their own work. When the difference in vision between the two eyes of an amblyopic patient is large, the eye with better vision must be covered during amblyopia training. 3. Children with amblyopia must wear appropriate refractive correction glasses. Amblyopia training cannot change the refractive state of the patient. Amblyopia training is a long-term process, and the effect of treatment is closely related to the child’s interest in and compliance with the training methods. Therefore, it is important to choose a training method that is more interesting to the child. Traditional training methods generally have a single form and are not interesting enough, which makes it difficult for children to train consistently and affects the treatment effect. The computer multimedia technology has the advantages of diversified forms and interesting training, so it is wise to choose multimedia training software for amblyopia. After the amblyopia is cured, a follow-up period of one to two years is generally required. During the follow-up period, patients should visit the hospital regularly for review. Once you find that your vision has diminished, you can use the original amblyopia training method for one week, and your vision will generally improve again, but if it does not, please seek further diagnosis and treatment from the relevant experts. 6. Pay attention to the organic combination of home training and hospital training. Because amblyopia training must be carried out every day and should not be interrupted, it is impossible for each child to be trained in the hospital due to the objective conditions, and appropriate training at home is necessary and an important guarantee of the treatment effect. In general, during the initial stage of new training, the training should be conducted directly in the hospital under the guidance of a doctor or optometrist, and after the child understands the purpose and method of training, the training can be transferred to the home to continue. The ultimate goal of amblyopia training is not to improve the visual acuity of the amblyopic eye, but to establish binocular vision. Patients who have not established binocular vision can hardly guarantee that the vision of the amblyopic eye will not deteriorate after improvement. Therefore, when the visual acuity of the amblyopic eye improves to within two lines of the dominant eye, training of binocular vision should be carried out in a timely manner.