How can a child with amblyopia be effectively managed?

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I am sure the amblyopia has been present since her early childhood. Or is it a new onset? Can you remember any incidents of hurt or trauma to her head or eyes during her early childhood or recently? Your prescription is correct. Give her the corrective spectacles and ensure she uses them regularly. Along with that, incorporate near work activities such as writing and drawing exercises daily, focusing on the weak eye, and patching the normal eye for 2 hours daily. If done consistently, there may be improvement until the age of 12. Keep trying. Please share if you have any other prescriptions or if there are any other tests needed.

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6/60 is classified as low vision, while blindness is considered to be less than 3/60. Yes, it is reversible, with the maximum potential for improvement lasting until 8 years. However, studies have indicated that it can be reversible up until 12 years or more, thanks to the plasticity of neurons at young ages. You must try the amblyopia exercises with utmost regularity and maintain high hopes.

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