Strabismus is a condition in which the two eyes do not look at the same point. About 2 to 3 million Vietnamese people have strabismus. If the disease is not detected and treated early, it will affect the patient's vision. In addition, strabismus also affects aesthetics.

Surgery for strabismus is usually indicated when strabismus is severe or other treatments are ineffective. Eye care after strabismus surgery plays an important role. Proper and reasonable eye care will help the eyes recover quickly after surgery.

How to tell if your baby has strabismus? One eye will look straight at you, while the other eye will drift. Sometimes both eyes may even appear to be misaligned. However, strabismus in babies is not something to worry about, as this is a period when your baby’s eye muscles are developing and strengthening and he or she is learning to focus.

Strabismus (crossed eyes) is a common disease in children, the disease can also occur in adults and can be hereditary in families. Strabismus has a significant impact on the patient's vision, psychology and quality of life.

Decreased vision mainly occurs when the eye has refractive errors, diseases or injuries. If not treated promptly, it can cause blurred vision or even blindness, greatly affecting learning and daily life.

Eye cancer is a rare disease that can affect people of all ages, both adults and children. Like other cancers, early stage eye cancer often has no obvious clinical manifestations and appears more clearly in the later stages. Therefore, the treatment of eye cancer is not highly effective and seriously affects the ability to see.

Strabismus surgery is a method of adjusting the muscles attached to the eyes, helping the eyes to regain balance. When should strabismus surgery be performed? Is strabismus surgery dangerous? These are issues that many people are concerned about.