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Hi there, any members over here has any recommendation for my boy. He has been wearing glasses for like 3 years now(10 years old now btw), and the degrees has been increasing 100 degrees every single years. Now he is like 500 plus degree, is there anything that I can consider? Please help

Studies have shown that atropine eye drops may help for slowing down the progression of myopia in children.

You should bring him to consult an eye doctor for assessment.

You can try atropine eye drops which help reduce the tendency of increment..or reduces the amt of increment for kids. Can speak to your eye doc.

motherhood wrote:You can try atropine eye drops which help reduce the tendency of increment..or reduces the amt of increment for kids. Can speak to your eye doc.

Thanks for your replies guys. Heard of orthokeratology lenses by one of my fellow parents friends. Tia gong after putting on this lenses their kids no need to wear glasses. Anybody here also have kids doing this?

Yvette987 wrote:

motherhood wrote:You can try atropine eye drops which help reduce the tendency of increment..or reduces the amt of increment for kids. Can speak to your eye doc.

Thanks for your replies guys. Heard of orthokeratology lenses by one of my fellow parents friends. Tia gong after putting on this lenses their kids no need to wear glasses. Anybody here also have kids doing this?

Is your boy degree suitable for this? I thought it is for mild myopia.

Anyway, it is good if it can slow down the myopia increase.

Looks like a good eye doc will be able to advise on this.

Pal wrote:

Yvette987 wrote:

motherhood wrote:You can try atropine eye drops which help reduce the tendency of increment..or reduces the amt of increment for kids. Can speak to your eye doc.

Thanks for your replies guys. Heard of orthokeratology lenses by one of my fellow parents friends. Tia gong after putting on this lenses their kids no need to wear glasses. Anybody here also have kids doing this?

Is your boy degree suitable for this? I thought it is for mild myopia.

Anyway, it is good if it can slow down the myopia increase.

Looks like a good eye doc will be able to advise on this.

Can't comment much but I could share with you my experience Yvette. My kids is 12 and 10 years old. Both were 450 degree and 350 degree previously. We consulted our neighborhood optometrist (regular) and were introduced Orthokeratology lenses. 3 months into wear, both of them no need glasses and last check seems to have no increment in degree. So quite effective imo. Share with you their website can go for the consultation first https://orthok.eyesight.sg/, by the way, at tampines ah. if you stay in the west paiseh hahaha

Yvette987 wrote:Hi there, any members over here has any recommendation for my boy. He has been wearing glasses for like 3 years now(10 years old now btw), and the degrees has been increasing 100 degrees every single years. Now he is like 500 plus degree, is there anything that I can consider? Please help

Keep the reading and school work to a shorter duration with breaks at home?

And more outdoor play is good..I think children nowadays are glued to TV and phones..they don't play out much anymore.

00lynn00 wrote:

Pal wrote:

Yvette987 wrote:
Thanks for your replies guys. Heard of orthokeratology lenses by one of my fellow parents friends. Tia gong after putting on this lenses their kids no need to wear glasses. Anybody here also have kids doing this?

Is your boy degree suitable for this? I thought it is for mild myopia.

Anyway, it is good if it can slow down the myopia increase.

Looks like a good eye doc will be able to advise on this.

Can't comment much but I could share with you my experience Yvette. My kids is 12 and 10 years old. Both were 450 degree and 350 degree previously. We consulted our neighborhood optometrist (regular) and were introduced Orthokeratology lenses. 3 months into wear, both of them no need glasses and last check seems to have no increment in degree. So quite effective imo. Share with you their website can go for the consultation first https://orthok.eyesight.sg/, by the way, at tampines ah. if you stay in the west paiseh hahaha

Thanks for your advice, Will check it out with them, website seems quite informative.

Hi try FL omega fish oil . This cure my eye floaters . Young boys can consume too


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