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Visiting a pediatric ophthalmologist
When you should see a pediatric ophthalmologist
The first scheduled examination by a pediatric ophthalmologist should be performed at the age of 2-3 months, then every six months and a year. In the future, if there are no other medical recommendations, it is recommended to check the child's vision annually. Such periodicity will allow to suspect visual disturbances in time and to carry out a correction in time.
In addition, it is unscheduled to seek help from an ophthalmologist in the following situations:
- if the baby squints, complains of decreased vision, "bifurcation" of objects, the appearance of "flies" in front of the eyes;
- there was a sharp, dull eye pain;
- you notice a pathological discharge from the eye (purulent, serous);
- tearing;
- redness, discomfort in the eye;
- photophobia;
- swelling in the orbital region;
- differences in pupil size;
- strabismus;
- if you suspect an injury or the presence of a foreign body in the eye.
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