A child's vision is a precious asset that plays a crucial role in their overall development. Unfortunately, many children experience various eye conditions that can impact their vision and quality of life. This post will explore some common pediatric eye conditions, their causes, symptoms, and effective management strategies.
Amblyopia (Lazy Eye)
Amblyopia, commonly known as lazy eye, occurs when one eye has weaker vision than the other due to improper visual development during childhood.
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Cataract surgery is one of the most commonly done cataract procedures. It can clear up your vision and restore normalcy to your life. If you've been having trouble seeing and your doctor has recommended that you get cataract surgery you may be wondering how you can prepare for this procedure.
Once you know how to prepare it can make things a little less intimidating and you will be able to relax more going into the surgery.
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Having surgery on your eyes is always severe. Cataract surgery is a serious surgery; even though it doesn't take that long to perform the surgery, the recovery process is much lengthier. With cataract surgery, you need to make sure you take the recovery process seriously to ensure you get your eyesight back to where you want it to be.
Important Thing #1: Get a Ride Home
First, just because the surgery is quick, doesn't mean that you should drive yourself home.
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If you don't take a close look at your eyes every day, make the change. Your eyes could be trying to convey a message to you. If you're like most people, you think you only need to get eyes checked when you have vision problems. That's not the case though. Look at your eyes. If you see any of the problems listed below, visit your eye care center as soon as possible.
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Wearing glasses can be a burden at times, but you can also be grateful that you had the eye protection when you did. Unfortunately, when glasses protect the eyes, they can get damaged. Here, you'll find a few tips to help you keep your glasses in good condition even when they're working hard to protect your eyes from paint, debris and who knows what else.
Paint on the Glasses
Painting projects are messy – whether you're using spray paint or rolling on latex, it always seems to find its way onto your glasses.
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