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.
A higher atropine concentration may be more effective at preventing myopia from progressing, but it usually comes with more side effects. You could work with your doctor to reduce or mitigate the impact of these side effects on your kid.
This year has been one of the hottest summers. What could be better than having a cool and refreshing homemade ice cream that is healthy for the eyes after your kid's outdoor activities?
Some vitamins and minerals are vital micronutrients to your eye health. Learn more about them, their recommended daily intake, what to be aware of, and what are good food sources.
Ortho-K is an effective myopia control option that needs special attention to handling and cleaning. You could help if your little ones are not ready to do it themselves, but be prepared and be patient.
