The Eye Super Specialities-TESS

Holidays!! Let the fun begin!

Children should be encouraged to do what children have done down the ages – run and play, get some sun, read, explore, create, think and just act their age!

In short, their time with gadgets should be a last resort for fun.

There is scientific evidence that outdoor play helps fight against myopia progression.
It also prevents hordes of other eye problems like computer vision syndrome and dryness.
Let's encourage healthy habits in our future generation.

Look through my eyes!

Vision as seen in the most common eye diseases!
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High Myopia, globally, is ranked as the second leading cause of visual impairment.
Answer these short questions to know your child's risk of myopia development or worsening.
Heredity, long hours of close work, lack of outdoor play, early age at onset are amongst the few known risk factors for high myopia.
Catching it early can help slow the onset and progression and avoid related complications as well.
Visit this free online tool to know more.

https://www.mykidsvision.org/en-us

August is children's eye health care month.
Visual learning is key during childhood. Children with undetected vision problems won't realise it as abnormal and hence wo t ask for help. This makes it imperative that we spread awareness among parents and educators about the significance of regular eye examination.