Your child's eyes need care just like yours do. If your child has some bad habits, much like an adult, their vision may worsen over time. Correcting these bad habits is important, and as a parent it's up to you to keep an eye out for these bad habits and help correct them. Read on for some bad habits your child may have and what you can to do correct them.
Contacts are designed to remain in a concave, bowl-like shape in order to properly sit on top of your eye and provide the vision correction you need. However, sometimes problems happen and a contact lens can become curled up. This could have happened when you were sleeping, or from rubbing your eyes, or due to dryness of the eye. In any case, if a rolled up contact is stuck under your lid or in the corner of your eye, try these tips to get it out.
The last time you bought a pair of glasses, you probably had quite a few choices to make. Once you decided what kind of frames you liked, your optometrist probably gave you the option of several different type of lens coatings for your new glasses. One of these might have been UV light protection. For most people, if they wear sunglasses on a regular basis outdoors, it might seem silly to get additional UV protection.
If you're in high school, you know how important your grades are. However, it can be difficult to keep your grades up if you can't see properly. Unfortunately, it's not always easy to tell when you're having vision problems. One thing you should know is that vision can change quickly during high school, even if you've had perfect vision before. Luckily, if your eyes are having problems seeing, they'll usually give you a few signs that will let you know that they need help.
Many people take their vision for granted, only paying attention to this important sense when a problem arises. Receiving routine eye care is important when it comes to maintaining your eyesight.
Determining when you should schedule an eye exam can be challenging, so here are three signs that you can be watching for that indicate you need to see an eye care professional in order to preserve and protect your eyesight in the future:
