What are some good ways to correct amblyopia?

Amblyopia is a common disease among children. We cannot ignore its treatment. We must also pay attention to the psychological changes of children during the treatment. Many children find it embarrassing to wear eye patches. Parents and teachers must give children correct guidance, especially friends and classmates in the class must not laugh at them. Pay attention to care and help children with correction. Let’s share the correct correction training methods below.

The treatment of amblyopia cannot be completed in one go, but requires a long process. Only by persisting in amblyopia training for a long time can you effectively regain your vision and restore normal vision. At the same time, the effectiveness of visual training therapy is closely related to children's interest in and compliance with the training methods. Therefore, it is crucial to choose a training method that children are more interested in.

Occlusion therapy (cover one eye and see with the other): is an ancient and effective method of treating amblyopia. It is one of the simplest, most economical and most effective methods of treating amblyopia in children. Fine vision training: is a special application training for the amblyopic eye, which is beneficial to visual development and improving vision. There are many methods for fine vision training, which should be selected according to the age, intelligence and vision of the amblyopic child, and the training method can also be changed frequently; Correcting refractive errors: Making objects clearly imaged on the retina is the key first step in treating amblyopia. Before fitting glasses, you must use atropine to dilate your pupil for eye examination. After obtaining accurate eye examination readings, you can then be given reasonable therapeutic glasses. Retest every six months; Light brush training: further stimulate the macular area, especially for paracentral fixation; Red light flashing training: use red light with a wavelength of 630 nanometers to stimulate the cells in the central area of ​​the macula of the fundus. This area is the most sensitive area of ​​the fundus. Stimulation can accelerate cell growth and improve children's vision. Grating training: using computer multimedia to conduct fine visual training to gradually improve children's vision and visual function. Afterimage enhancement therapy: such as paracentral injection for amblyopia, afterimage therapy can be performed. Treatment is performed using an amblyopia treatment device, generally 1 to 2 times a day; each function is performed for 5 minutes each time; it can be performed with or without glasses depending on the degree of amblyopia.

Amblyopia is a stubborn disease and the treatment process takes a relatively long time, sometimes several months, sometimes two to three years. "Some parents underestimate the trouble of treating amblyopia, thinking that it will only cause blurry vision and will not have a big impact. This is a big mistake."

The treatment of amblyopia requires long-term persistence. Usually, children are busy with their studies and rarely have time to go to the hospital for treatment. During the winter and summer vacations, although children have plenty of time, parents have to go to work and have no time to accompany their children for treatment. In some areas, there are ophthalmological rehabilitation centers where parents can consult. Parents only need to send their children to the hospital every morning and pick them up in the evening. The hospital will arrange intensive treatment throughout the day and formulate targeted and personalized treatment plans based on the situation of each child. Nursing staff will arrange the children's diet and rest, which greatly improves the treatment effect and also solves the worries of parents.