Welcome. My name is Ariana and I work as a medical assistant at an army base. My main job is to make sure that there are no hidden health risks for our seemingly fit army personnel. One of the biggest issues I uncover is eyesight problems. I have discovered that a lot of people think that there is no need to visit an optometrist unless their eyes are sore or vision is blurry. This myth can be found in the army too. In the course of my work, I have learnt that many eye problems have no symptoms for a long time. I am always encouraging family and friends to go for annual eye checks. I have become so passionate about this issue that I started this blog to explain how optometrists can help you keep the best vision possible. Please scan through my entries. Enjoy.
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Understanding The Symptoms And Treatment Approach For Cataracts 22 February 2023
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Why Does an Optometrist Blow Air into Your Eyes? 11 April 2022
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5 Signs Your Child May Need Cataract Surgery 7 June 2021
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Laser Eye Surgery Preparation Tips 28 October 2020
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3 Steps To Help Your Loved One Through Cataract Surgery 17 October 2019
Eye On The Target: How Optometrists Help Your Eye Health
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5 Signs Your Child May Need Cataract Surgery
7 June 2021
Cataracts may be rare in children, but that doesn't mean they never happen. Thankfully, cataracts can be removed through surgery. But how can you tell if your child may be developing cataracts? If you notice any of these signs or symptoms, talk to your paediatric ophthalmologist about the possibility of cataract diagnosis and surgery as soon as possible. 1. Your child has trouble reading If your child says they can see most objects fine but complains of having trouble reading, this could be a sign of a cataract.