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北京怎樣預防小兒先天性白內障?

時間：2021-12-10 來源：導醫網

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　　北京怎樣預防小兒先天性白內障?小兒先天性白內障的發病率很高，也是一種很常見的眼科疾病，主要是因爲胎兒在發育過程中晶狀體生長發生障礙而導致的，而小兒先天性白內障有1/3是因爲母體環境造成的，這就造成很多孩子出現先天性白內障的情況。那麽北京怎樣預防小兒先天性白內障呢?

　　1、孕前3個月就要做到生活規律，不吸煙，不喝酒，少接觸輻射較大的東西。養成良好的生活習慣。

　　2、多吃葉黃素含量豐富的食物，如玉米、胡蘿蔔、西紅柿等。葉黃素有助于孩子視力的發育，還可以預防近視或弱視等眼病的發生。

　　3、孕期平衡飲食，多吃維生素含量豐富的食物，多補充葉酸、鈣、微量元素等，預防營養不良引起的孩子先天性白內障。

　　4、孕期避免感冒、風疹等疾病，自己不要亂用藥，應在醫生指導下用藥，避免可以通過胎盤進入胎兒體內的藥物。

　　5、避免近親結婚　　先天性白內障可以是家族性的或是散發的;可以單眼或者雙眼發病;可以伴發其它眼部異常。此外，多種遺傳病或系統性疾病也可伴發先天性白內障。應避免近親結婚，因爲近親結婚會大大增加遺傳性白內障及眼部其它先天性異常的概率。

　　北京怎樣預防小兒先天性白內障?以上就是關于這個問題的相關答案，大家可以用來參考一下，如果發現孩子出現了小兒先天性白內障，應該盡快到醫院進行治療才行，爭取令病情得到控制。另外，各位准媽媽在懷孕期間，還應該注意日常生活和飲食方面的問題，避免孩子出現先天性白內障的情況。

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