Proactively discuss with your doctor if axial growth exceeds 0.1-0.2mm per year and/or if the refractive error changes by more than 0.25 D per year. Depending on factors such as race, age, gender, and others, your child's nearsightedness may still be well managed.
Myopia in children
By ClearSight, 16 March, 2024
Spring allergies can potentially interfere with myopia control. Explore options to manage allergies and adopt beneficial home practices. Consult healthcare professionals for personalized advice.
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By ClearSight, 10 March, 2024
Parents of children with nearsightedness can help manage their condition by dialing up some good lifestyle changes in spring.
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By ClearSight, 22 February, 2024
Controlling nearsightedness is crucial due to myopia’s potential long-term consequences, including myopic macular degeneration (MMD). Start early.
By ClearSight, 10 February, 2024
Practical digital tools to effectively manage nearsightedness leveraging audiobooks, mobile phone apps, or smart home assistants. Monitor screen time and distance using Apple device’s health features.
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By ClearSight, 2 February, 2024
Remove and stop wearing contact lenses if your child has pink eye. Contact the eye doctor if symptoms persist in case of infection. Keep backup glasses on hand.
How to slow nearsightedness in children?
Explore options to stop or slow nearsightedness (2023 US perspective): atropine, soft contact lenses, overnight lenses, and glasses. Take action promptly and adhere to treatment.
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What are multifocal contact lenses?
A multifocal contact lens has multiple prescription strengths within a single lens, helping people with presbyopia to see clearly or slow down the worsening of myopia in children.
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By ClearSight, 19 January, 2024
The MyoAssist, developed by parents of nearsighted children, tracks outdoor time to help with effective nearsightedness management.
By ClearSight, 18 January, 2024
The U.S. FDA recommends “always removing contact lenses before swimming.” For clear vision at the pool, consider using prescription goggles.