
Eye exams should be part of back-to-school routine
Children across the country will be heading back to school over the next month, so make sure your patients are making a comprehensive eye exam a part of their children’s back-to-school routine.
Deerfield Beach, FL-Children across the country will be heading back to school over the next month, so make sure your patients are making a comprehensive eye exam a part of their children’s back-to-school routine.
An eye exam can catch a variety of eye conditions-refractive errors, color blindness, strabismus, and amblyopia-that can affect a child’s ability to learn. Your patients should be scheduling an eye exam for their children at the ages of six months, three years, before kindergarten, and every two years after.
Make sure the parents of your pediatric parents know to look out for:
• Squinting
• Sitting too close to the TV
• Headaches
• Poor hand-eye coordination
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