Don’t Ignore Childhood Myopia. Learn the Facts. Make a Plan.

Research shows genetics, together with decreased outdoor time and more screen time on devices, contribute to the progression of myopia. Your child may suffer academically and socially as a result of myopia, which also increases their chances of developing eye diseases later in life.

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Helping your child see clearly is an important step in addressing nearsightedness, but there are new options to treat childhood myopia – the disease that causes nearsightedness.

Higher levels of myopia significantly increase your child’s risks for serious eye diseases like retinal disease and glaucoma. Early intervention is the key.

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Studies show that myopia has both genetic and environmental factors when it comes to your child’s eyesight. Childhood myopia is more than just nearsightedness. It is a disease with many causes, symptoms, and luckily, new ways to treat it. The more you know, the better prepared you are to protect your child’s vision.

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