Intermittent strabismus, must do operation cure

Intermittent strabismus usually does not need surgery if the condition is mild, but surgery is needed if the condition is serious.

Intermittent strabismus refers to intermittent strabismus when the patient sees objects. Patients with mild condition can correct strabismus by self-training and wearing corrective glasses. It is better to improve strabismus without surgery at this time. If the patient is seriously ill and the eye adjustment function is reduced, it is difficult to improve the condition through conservative treatment. Surgery is needed to adjust the physiological structure of the eyeball and correct the eye vision, thus treating intermittent strabismus.