How does Buddhism explain people with poor amblyopia?

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The eye is the window of the soul. However, amblyopia has become one of the main diseases threatening the visual function of children in our country. Because amblyopia is similar to myopia, hyperopia and other symptoms, it is often ignored by parents, resulting in irreparable consequences. So the following is a detailed introduction of how Buddhism explains people with poor amblyopia? I hope this problem can help some people.

How does Buddhism explain people with poor amblyopia?

First, amblyopia and myopia are not the same disease. Myopia often occurs in school-age population, which is caused by ciliary muscle tension or genetic factors. Usually, after wearing glasses, the corrected vision can return to normal. Amblyopia is more common in preschool children, is a kind of eye disease through wearing glasses can not correct vision, often accompanied by strabismus, high ametropia, far and near vision are not good and other symptoms.

Second: many parents blame their children when they hear about their children's amblyopia: "who makes you always watch TV, watch computer and play with your mobile phone?" In fact, children with amblyopia are also innocent, because amblyopia is generally related to their parents. " Yuan Dongbing explained that the causes of amblyopia include congenital factors, genetic factors and trauma. Congenital factors refer to the mother taking a certain drug or receiving radiation during pregnancy, while genetic factors are related to genes.

Third: parents should take their children to the hospital in time to see if they are suffering from amblyopia if they find that their children are slower than their peers, or if they have bad habits such as tilting their head, frowning and squinting. In addition, there is a kind of congenital monocular amblyopia, which is usually only found in the eye census.

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In addition, children's lack of self-control in childhood, if there is no parents' patience to correct, it is easy to develop bad eye habits, resulting in amblyopia, strabismus and other eye diseases. Parents should help their children establish the awareness of eye care and eye care, and achieve "early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment" for their children's eye diseases.