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Have you noticed more children wearing glasses these days? Perhaps your child has started sitting closer to the television, squinting to see the classroom board or holding a book unusually close. Myopia, commonly known as short-sightedness, is becoming more common among children. And it’s a big concern many parents have. Children’s daily routines have changed. They spend more time doing close-up work, less time outdoors and some may also have a family tendency towards myopia.
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Changes in your vision can be worrisome, particularly if they occur suddenly. If you experience any of these symptoms, don’t ignore them: one eye becomes blurred, colors seem duller or you feel pain when moving your eye. It might be something called optic neuritis, which is an inflammation of the optic nerve. The optic nerve is like a communication pathway for your eye and the brain, it carries information that allows you to see.
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With screens becoming a regular part of our daily lives, tired and uncomfortable eyes have become very common. Whether you work on a computer, spend hours on your phone or regularly do close-up work, you may have experienced eye fatigue, dryness or blurred vision. This is where eye exercises and eye yoga are often suggested as simple ways to relax the eyes.
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Children’s eyes are constantly growing and developing. That is why eye care during childhood is so important. A child may not always realise that their vision is not clear and some eye problems may not show obvious symptoms in the beginning. Good eye habits, regular eye check-ups and paying attention to changes in your child’s vision can help them with healthy eyesight.
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Red eyes are common and can happen to anyone. Sometimes the reason is as simple as tired or dry eyes. At other times, redness may be linked to an infection, allergy or another eye problem. So, when should you actually see a doctor? In many mild cases, the redness settles on its own. But if it continues or comes with other symptoms, it is better not to ignore it. If you can recognize the warning signs you can get the right treatment at the right time.
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For sportsperson and people who just lead an active lifestyle, glasses and contact lenses can sometimes feel like a hindrance. Eyeglasses can fall off when you exercise and contact lenses can be inconvenient for sports, swimming or outdoor activities. That’s why laser eye treatment can be an attractive option. But if you play contact sports, swim regularly or train intensely, you may naturally start thinking.
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Artificial intelligence or AI, has come out of the tech news channels and entered our lives. And it’s also slowly becoming part of healthcare, including eye care. Ophthalmology is using AI to analyze eye scans, to help screen for diseases and to help doctors spot changes which are not always easy to see. This can be particularly useful in eye conditions where early detection and regular monitoring is important.
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