Children's Eye Health
As a result of negligence stemming from a lack of knowledge about pediatric eye health and eye diseases, our children can face problems that become increasingly difficult to treat later in life. Many serious eye diseases appear in early childhood. However, successful outcomes can be achieved with early diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
Frequently asked questions?
What steps should be taken to protect the eye health of children aged 0-16?
The first eye examination should be performed between 2 and 3 months of age. This examination helps screen for congenital eye diseases.
Sonraki süreç için ilk 1 yaş ve yıllık takiplerinin yapılması şeklinde devam etmelidir. Bu sayede var olan ya da oluşabilecek göz problemlerinin teşhis ve tedavisi kolaylaşacaktır.
Sonraki süreç için ilk 1 yaş ve yıllık takiplerinin yapılması şeklinde devam etmelidir. Bu sayede var olan ya da oluşabilecek göz problemlerinin teşhis ve tedavisi kolaylaşacaktır.
What are the symptoms of eye disorders in children?
Strabismus (crossed eyes)
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Redness or watering of the eyes
Eye tremors
Squinting or closing one eye
A white or hazy color in the pupil that should appear black
Constantly holding objects close to your eyes
Don't look with your head tilted to one side
Don't rub your eyes frequently
Premature birth
Diagnosis of lazy eye in the family
Eye disorders in the family
If the above symptoms are experienced, a pediatric ophthalmologist should be consulted without delay.
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Redness or watering of the eyes
Eye tremors
Squinting or closing one eye
A white or hazy color in the pupil that should appear black
Constantly holding objects close to your eyes
Don't look with your head tilted to one side
Don't rub your eyes frequently
Premature birth
Diagnosis of lazy eye in the family
Eye disorders in the family
If the above symptoms are experienced, a pediatric ophthalmologist should be consulted without delay.
What are the Most Common Eye Diseases in Children?
Eye diseases in children can appear at birth or later in life. Childhood eye diseases that appear at birth are generally hereditary. Depending on the structurally affected area, pediatric eye diseases can cause functional problems in the eye. Therefore, annual routine eye exams are recommended.