More than two hours of outdoor time, particularly with adequate brightness of daylight, might curb myopia progression. Some non-outdoor settings with sufficient brightness could help too.
Myopia in children
Digital eye strain and myopia are two distinct, but related conditions with overlapping risk factors. The good news is that both of these conditions can be managed with similar strategies.
Discover the history behind atropine and its use to control myopia in children for over a century.
Astigmatism can lead to blurred vision and further complications if left untreated. Learn more about the link between astigmatism and myopia in children.
Several myopia control treatments are designed to address peripheral hyperopic defocus. Learn more about what it is and how these treatments work to prevent myopia from worsening.
An abnormal elongation in the myopic eye may lead to increased vision-threatening complications. Control myopia progression early for better long-term eye health.
To facilitate your kid to handle and clean contact lenses themselves, you could help them build confidence and good practices into their routine.
When can myopia control treatment for my kid stop?
Atropine is one of the most effective treatments for preventing myopia from worsening. Learn more about some strategies to mitigate the most common side effects of atropine and help your kid stay in control.
Skin oil, sebum, protects the skin, but its acidity may burn the eyes. Clean your kid’s face – especially the eyelid area – before putting in or removing contact lenses.