Eye strabismus only mild intermittent external strabismus can be self-corrected by training such as monocular masking, binocular gaze, binocular convergence, etc., but most of the strabismus cannot be self-corrected. 1. Monocular masking training: It is necessary to mask the healthy eye and use only the affected eye to view. After a period of repeated training, the symptoms of strabismus can be relieved. 2. Binocular gaze training: You can use both eyes to focus on the target at different distances and orientations, and artificially fixate both eyes on the same point, in order to practice the ability to gaze at both eyes at the same time, and improve the symptoms of strabismus. 3. Convergence training: You can use your finger to move quickly from the distance to your nose, and your eyes need to look at your finger all the time, and repeat the convergence training. It can enhance the patient’s ability to adjust both eyes and relieve the symptoms of strabismus. It should be noted that the self-corrective training method for strabismus is only suitable for relieving mild strabismus, and the training should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for a comprehensive examination to clarify the specific degree and type of strabismus, and to formulate the correct correction method.