Is Your Child's Nearsightedness Getting Worse

Myopia Progression: Nearsightedness can worsen during childhood and adolescence due to genetic and environmental factors.

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Genetic Link: Children with nearsighted parents are more likely to develop myopia.

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Screen Time: Excessive screen time contributes to myopia progression and eyestrain.

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Outdoor Activities: Spending time outdoors can help slow down myopia progression in children.

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Symptoms: Signs of myopia in children include squinting, rubbing eyes, and difficulty seeing distant objects.

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Treatment Options: Eyeglasses, contact lenses, and atropine eyedrops can help correct nearsightedness and slow progression.

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Myopia Stabilization: Myopia often stabilizes around age 20, but early detection and management can help slow progression.

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Regular Eye Exams: Schedule regular eye exams to monitor myopia progression and adjust treatment plans.

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Lifestyle Changes: Encourage outdoor activities, balanced screen time, and regular breaks to reduce eyestrain.

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Early Detection: Early detection and management of myopia can help slow progression and reduce risks of associated eye problems.

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