Abstract: children with anisometropia or amblyopia often look at objects with their heads tilted. This is because looking at objects askew can reduce the impact of scattered light on their vision. And correct the wrong posture of looking at objects, so as not to form the habit of crooked head and cause strabismus., With the aggravation of learning burden and the wide application of electronic products, the phenomenon of juvenile myopia in children is becoming more and more common. For children before the age of 8, due to incomplete eye development, early detection of children’s vision problems will help to control the deterioration of children’s vision and treat children’s hyperopia or amblyopia as soon as possible. As parents, they should pay attention to the early symptoms and signs of myopia that may appear in life., Squint often when looking at objects: when squinting, the eyelids can block part of the pupils, which can reduce the scattering of light, so as to temporarily improve and improve vision., Frequent blinking: frequent blinking can alleviate eyesight fatigue and enhance eyesight to a certain extent., Often rub eyes: when some children can’t see objects clearly because of vision problems, especially astigmatism, they often rub their eyes with their hands in order to better see objects., Often look at objects with their heads tilted: children with anisometropia or amblyopia often look at objects with their heads tilted. This is because looking at objects askew can reduce the impact of scattered light on their vision. And correct the wrong posture of looking at objects, so as not to form the habit of crooked head and cause strabismus., Often frown: children are particularly easy to frown when using electronic products. The main reason is that the light is too strong or astigmatism causes unclear vision. This is a way for them to try to improve their vision. But often frowning will make the extraocular muscles compress the eyeball, which will aggravate the development speed of astigmatism., Keep your eyes close to things when looking at things: when your child looks at objects, he always keeps close to them. When reading and writing, he often complains that the light in the room is too dark., If your child has one or more of the above symptoms, it should be paid attention to. Please take your child to check his eyesight in time to avoid missing the best time for treatment., With the aggravation of
learning burden and the wide application of electronic products, the phenomenon of juvenile myopia in children is becoming more and more common. For children before the age of 8, due to incomplete eye development, early detection of children’s vision problems will help to control the deterioration of children’s vision and treat children’s hyperopia or amblyopia as soon as possible. As parents, we should pay timely attention to the early symptoms and signs of myopia that may appear in life.
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often squint when looking at objects: when squinting, the eyelids can block part of the pupils, which can reduce the scattering of light, so as to temporarily improve and improve vision.
frequent blinking: frequent blinking can alleviate eyestrain and enhance eyesight to a certain extent.
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often rub their eyes: when some children can’t see objects clearly because of vision problems, especially astigmatism, they often rub their eyes with their hands in order to better see objects.
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often look at objects with their heads tilted: children with anisometropia or amblyopia often look at objects with their heads tilted. This is because looking at objects askew can reduce the impact of scattered light on their vision. And to correct their wrong posture of looking at objects, so as not to make them form the habit of crooked head and cause strabismus.
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often frown: children are particularly prone to frown when using electronic products. The main reason is that the light is too strong or astigmatism causes unclear vision, which is a way they try to improve their vision. But often frowning will make the extraocular muscles compress the eyeball, which will aggravate the development speed of astigmatism.
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keep your eyes close to things when looking at things: when your child looks at objects, he always keeps close to them. When reading and writing, he often complains that the light in the room is too dark.
if your child has one or more of the above symptoms, it should be paid attention to. Please take your child to check his eyesight in time to avoid missing the best time for treatment.