Optional therapy involves the use of eye-glasses overlaid with thin plastic prisms. These are used by the patient prior to surgery and help determine the amount of surgical adjustment needed on the eye muscles. Psychological distress from an unattractive facial appearance. Without prompt treatment, vision loss in one eye may become permanent. If you cover the good eye for too long a period, that eye may develop vision problems.
Bandages are frequently unnecessary following surgery to correct strabismus.
An antibiotic ointment is given to put in the child's eyes. They are injected into an eye-turning muscle, outside the eye, through an electromyographic needle. Protect your child against falls or injury while he or she adjusts to an eye patch. No special diet. If Your child has symptoms of strabismus.