Horner’s syndrome is a very dangerous condition that is often associated with iris heterochromia if congenital or in children, excessive or reduced tearing, transient low intraocular pressure, and occasionally cataracts. Treatment of Horner’s syndrome focuses on the primary disorder, and the syndrome itself generally requires no special treatment. Some patients suffer from unequal eyelid fissures and can be treated with cosmetic surgery such as blepharoplasty, or phenylephrine replacement surgery. A reasonable postoperative diet can help the recovery of the disease, and patients also need to pay attention during the recuperation period. It is important to pay attention to a balanced diet, a high protein diet, a high vitamin diet for the benefit of the disease, and the intake of appropriate energy, fat, carbohydrates, in addition to the consumption of food containing selenium for the benefit of the disease. The following foods can be consumed: 1. Sesame seeds are rich in selenium, because selenium can prevent the growth of neurofibromas from deteriorating and growing. It is advisable to consume more. 15 grams of raw sesame seeds and 10 grams of rock sugar. Put sesame seeds and rock sugar together in a bowl and drink with boiling water. 2.Fruit Apples are rich in amino acids, proteins, various vitamins, minerals and carotenoids, etc., which have the effect of stopping cell malignancy and proliferation and increasing the stability of epithelial cells. Juice to drink, 200-300 ml per day. 3, tomatoes Tomatoes are rich in carotene, vitamin C, vitamin B and vitamin B2 and calcium, phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, iron, zinc, copper and iodine and many other elements, but also contains protein, sugar, organic acids, fiber. Cook them in soup or eat them raw.