One Stop Eye Care for Clear Vision

Yes cataracts can develop in children, they may be present at birth (congenital cataracts) or develop later in childhood due to factors like genetics, trauma, Metabolic disorders, Infections, Eye injury, Long-term steroid use or underlying health conditions, such as diabetes. Regular eye check-ups are recommended for children to detect and manage any vision problems early.

The earliest sign of vitamin A deficiency is night blindness, difficulty to see in low light or at night.

Parents play a crucial role in their child’s eye care. As children are not aware of healthy habits so parents must help them in practicing good eye hygiene, encouraging a balanced lifestyle with both screen time and outdoor play, and creating a safe environment. Scheduling regular eye exams, observing any kind of behavioural changes, school performances, these can be maintained by parents effectively.

Yes, uveitis can be treated with options other than steroid drops. The treatment plan is usually personalized by an eye specialist, depending on the cause and severity, doctors may use oral medications, steroid injections, immunosuppressive drugs, or biologic therapies.