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北京孩子爲什麽會出現斜視?

時間：2021-12-14 來源：導醫網

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　　北京孩子爲什麽會出現斜視?很多父母發現孩子有斜視情況，都感到非常的焦急，因爲斜視對孩子的影響還是很大的，首先就是影響孩子的視力，如果得不到及時的矯正，甚至會引發弱視情況。其次斜視還會對孩子的外觀造成一定的影響，令孩子産生自卑的心理，對于心理方面是一種很大的打擊，所以孩子出現斜視問題應該及時到醫院治療。那麽北京孩子爲什麽會出現斜視呢?

　　1、先天異常

　　這種斜視多由先天眼外肌肉的位置發育異常，眼外肌本身發育異常，或支配肌肉的神經麻痹所致。

　　此外，也有遺傳因素，斜視眼在家族中遺傳不是全體成員，這種缺陷往往是間接遺傳到下一代子女身上。一般出生6個月內發生斜視稱先天性斜視，它不具備建立雙眼視物的基本條件，對視功能的發育危害最大。

　　2、屈光不正

　　由于小兒身體的發育還不完善。兒童，尤其是嬰幼兒雙眼單視功能發育不完善，不能很好地協調眼外肌，任何不穩定的因素都能促使斜視的發生。

　　嬰兒出生後2個月只有大體融像，精確融像功能的建立要持續到5歲以後，立體視建立最遲，6~7歲才能接近成人。所以說5歲前雙眼單視功能未完善期間，是兒童斜視的高發期。

　　另外，眼球發育特點使兒童易患斜視。由于兒童眼球小，眼軸短，多爲遠視眼，又因兒童角膜及晶體屈折力大，睫狀肌收縮力強，即調節力強。這樣的兒童想看清物體就需要更多的調節力，同時雙眼也用力向內轉産生了過量輻辏，容易引起內斜視，這種內斜視稱調節性內斜。

　　3、特發性的及其它原因

　　某些疾病也可能導致小兒斜視的發生，如先天性眼睛白內障及其他眼睛的器質性疾病都可能導致小兒斜視。

　　北京孩子爲什麽會出現斜視呢?以上就是出现斜视的原因，作为家长我们要做的就是，当孩子出现斜视的情况，及时到医院进行治疗很重要，而且一名优秀的眼科医生，还会针对孩子的双眼问题，做出最佳的治疗方案，所以选择一家正规的眼科医院也是很重要的。北京華爾眼科醫院就非常正规专业，这里特设有小儿斜视弱视专业组，组内的专家都是北京当地非常有名的医生，家长可以带孩子来这里治疗。

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