The main treatment for strabismus is surgery, while eye muscle surgery involves weakening or strengthening one or more of the extraocular muscles in one or both eyes. Mild strabismus can be corrected by wearing prismatic lenses. Orthoptic training can be used as a supplement before and after surgery. After strabismus surgery, the eye is reset and patients over 8 years old can wear keratoplasty or frame glasses to improve their vision. 1.How long can you recover after myopia combined with strabismus surgery Currently, strabismus surgery is mostly microsurgery, which is less traumatic, and you can go to school or work the day after surgery. After one month of strabismus surgery, you should recover relatively well. During this time, pay attention to eye hygiene and do not rub your eyes with your hands to prevent infection. Strengthen nutrition, especially food good for the eyes should be eaten more. 2, what are the symptoms of myopia combined with strabismus Most of the external strabismus is initially intermittent, often appearing when fatigue, dazed or fever and other physical discomfort, and can often be detected by attentive parents. Most internal strabismus becomes constant soon after it appears, or the strabismic state is frequent, making it easier to detect and see early than exotropia. However, because many children have an inner canthus and a wide nasal bridge, what sometimes looks like “opposite eye” (internal strabismus) is found to be a “pseudo-internal strabismus” after a professional examination. This condition is more common in our Eastern people. This is often not understood by people. Why do we need to see an ophthalmologist for a tilted head? Most of them are because the child has a paralytic strabismus, and the body takes a special position to compensate for it, which is medically referred to as compensatory head position. Closing one eye outdoors or in the sun is one of the common manifestations of certain intermittent strabismus. These patients only show the abnormality of closing one eye outdoors or in the sun, while no abnormality can be seen in other cases. If the strabismus is accompanied by myopia, in addition to the above symptoms, patients will also have the habit of squinting and squinting to see things. The success rate of myopia combined with strabismus surgery can reach about 90%. The success rate of strabismus surgery can be adjusted again if it is undercorrected or overcorrected, and the second surgery can be done, which is related to the individual difference of the patient and the experience level of the operator. Patients with myopia combined with strabismus still need refractive correction after strabismus surgery. The cost of strabismus surgery mainly includes four aspects: examination fee, anesthesia fee, surgery fee and medicine fee. The total cost of strabismus surgery is the sum of these four costs. Therefore, the cost of strabismus surgery varies from region to region, with local anesthesia for binocular strabismus being around 4,000-10,000 yuan and general anesthesia for strabismus being between 6,000-12,000. This is related to the hospital level and the difference in charges of each hospital. 5.Will myopia combined with strabismus recur after surgery The orthoptic position of the child’s eyes is controlled by the extraocular muscles, and the purpose of the surgeon’s surgery to correct strabismus is to correct the strabismus by adjusting the position of the eye muscles. Since the development of the eye muscles is different for each individual, some patients may have a recurrence. In some children, the strabismus is caused by a problem with the central control of the eye muscles. Although the eyes can be corrected to the right position after surgery, the strabismus will occur again after a period of time due to poor central control and poor ability to control the convergence or separation of the child’s strabismus. After surgery, children are trained through the Internet to prevent the recurrence of strabismus. However, even after the training, some of the children will have strabismus recurrence. 6, myopia combined with strabismus hereditary strabismus can be divided into two categories: common strabismus and non-common strabismus. The occurrence of common strabismus may be related to heredity and often has a family history. According to the literature, common strabismus is mostly genetically inherited and is controlled by multiple factors (including genetic and environmental factors) and multiple genes. According to a study of 137 pairs of strabismic twins, the concordance rate of monozygotic twins was 70.1%. The heritability of dizygotic twins is 11.7%, which is calculated as anvil.1%, suggesting that the disease is indeed polygenic; according to another study, the prevalence of first-, second- and third-degree relatives of co-transferential exotropia is 9.0%, 2.2% and 1.1%, respectively, which is calculated as 81.3%, which is also close to the expected value of polygenic inheritance, further indicating that the disease is polygenic. Strabismus can be treated with glasses, and in cases where glasses cannot be treated, surgery can also be considered, and strabismus is a minor surgery with very low risk.