The most common cause for eye rubbing is simply tiredness, and many other possible explanations exist. However, if you notice persistent and excessive eye rubbing in your child, it could be a sign of myopia, particularly if there’s a family history. If you’re unsure, an optometrist can look for signs of myopia during a comprehensive eye exam. […]
While myopia itself isn’t curable or reversible, it is a highly treatable condition. The symptoms can be managed through eyeglasses, contact lenses, or corrective surgery. […]
Several causes of worsening eyesight can include age-related changes, genetics, digital eye strain, medical conditions, and lifestyle factors. An eye exam can help determine the underlying reason for your worsening eyesight. […]
After a concussion, vision problems can complicate recovery. Whether it’s blurry vision or trouble focusing, these issues affect your daily life or, for children, make school and playtime a challenge.
While some symptoms improve within days, others may linger, making expert care essential for long-term recovery. […]
Eye tracking issues, which occur when the eyes struggle to move smoothly and focus properly while reading, can significantly hinder a child’s ability to absorb information, impacting both their academics and overall confidence. […]
Yes, kids can use eye drops—but not all types are suitable. […]
Parents never think twice about investing in braces to perfect their child’s smile—but what about protecting something even more crucial, like their vision? Progressive myopia, or worsening nearsightedness, is becoming increasingly common among children, and it’s more than just needing glasses. Left unmanaged, it can lead to serious complications like retinal detachment or glaucoma later […]
Orthokeratology (ortho-k) lenses offer an effective way to correct your vision while you sleep, be it for myopia management or simple vision correction. However, the unique design of ortho-k can require an adjustment period for new wearers. To help make adjustment period of ortho-k lenses more comfortable, we’ve outlined a few tips for wearing them: […]
ant benefit of visiting a developmental optometrist is that they are eye doctors who have special expertise in developmental vision evaluations and vision therapy. […]
When it comes to eye conditions, two common terms that are often used interchangeably are strabismus and amblyopia. While both conditions affect the eyes and can occur simultaneously in some cases, there are key differences between these two conditions. Strabismus, commonly known as crossed eyes, refers to a condition where the eyes do not properly […]
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