At the beginning of the month, I took my 6-year-old child to the hospital for examination. His left eye is 0.4 and his right eye is 0.5. The doctor said, "My child has amblyopia and needs glasses." How to treat it? Ask for help I am an ophthalmologist.

0.4 0.5, whether it is naked vision or corrected vision, it will not be serious amblyopia if it is not a particularly difficult situation.

The doctor asked the baby to wear glasses to prove that the child has definite ametropia (such as moderate and high myopia, hyperopia and large astigmatism). Glasses are recommended.

Conventional treatment of amblyopia includes wearing glasses, covering and visual training. If the child has no myopia tendency, you can first give the child glasses and often do some training such as beading and painting red, so that it is possible to recover. If the child is prone to myopia (mydriasis optometry finds that the hyperopia reserve value is low or the comprehensive refraction value has already appeared myopia), the above training time should not be too long to prevent myopia from deepening.

Please follow the local doctor's advice for specific analysis. Wish the baby's eyes recover soon!