Dr. Michelle Lingao

Do you or your kids often complain of headaches, fluctuating blurry vision, frequent blinking, tired and watery eyes? Sometimes following these simple tips may be enough to alleviate symptoms of eye strain and protect you from developing near-sightedness.

These tips are brought to you by the Philippine Society of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, a component society of the Philippine Academy of Ophthalmology, for the sight-saving month of August.

The weekend is here! ☀️ Encourage your child to go outside and play instead of spending too much time on their screens! 🏀 🚲 ⚽️

Sharing with you the recommended screen time for kids, from the World Health Organization. 📱 👓

Do you have a rare childhood eye problem or an eye condition that runs in your family?

Leave your questions in the comment section, and we’ll answer them during our Facebook Live session on October 22, 2021 at 4PM.

Share the excitement with a ❤️. See you there!

Asian Eye’s Ocular Genetics Service offers comprehensive eye care, evaluation, genetic testing and counseling to patients with genetic (hereditary) eye conditions. The service provides information about the eye problem and the likelihood of another family member developing the same condition. Some of these conditions include, retinitis pigmentosa, Stargardt disease, aniridia, optic neuropathy and syndromes with related eye problems.

Handling this service is Asian Eye Ocular Genetics specialist Dr. Michelle Lingao. She is also a Pediatric Ophthalmologist and Adult Strabismus Specialist.Trained at the Will’s Eye Institute in Philadelphia, USA, she is one of the few doctors in the country that can diagnose and counsel patients about hereditary eye conditions.



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