One Stop Eye Care for Clear Vision

Yes you should be concerned about screen time for children. As it can negatively impact their physical health, sleep, attention, social developement.

Yes, anyone with diabetes should see a retina specialist, at least annually for a comprehensive dilated eye exam, even if they have no symptoms.

A uveitis flare-up feels like intense eye pain, eye redness, irritation, severe light sensitivity (photophobia), and noticeable vision changes, often developing suddenly over hours or days. These symptoms usually worsen quickly and need prompt medical attention.

Children having specific behavioural changes like bad performance in school, straining to read or watch television from a very close distance, these can be the signs a child may need a paediatric ophthalmologist. Beside these some factors include persistent squinting, frequent eye rubbing, misaligned eyes, a white or yellow reflex in the pupil (especially in photos), and symptoms like frequent headaches, redness, or discharge from the eyes. A history of premature birth, family history of serious eye diseases, or developmental delays are also reasons to seek a specialist.