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Amblyopia (lazy eye) - myDr.com.au
Amblyopia is a common cause of reduced vision in children, sometimes known as 'lazy eye'. Usually one eye is affected, but sometimes both.
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Eye care - optometrists - Better Health Channel
A standard eye examination with an optometrist includes a screening for all common eye diseases, such as glaucoma and cataracts.
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Vision tests | Vision Australia. Blindness and low vision services
Getting your vision tested is an important part of your eye health. Optometrists and other eye health professionals can help you identify any changes or problems with your vision and ensure you are getting the support you need. This page summarizes some common vision tests and what they mean.
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Ophthalmologist: parents & kids guide | Raising Children Network
An ophthalmologist can help your child if your child has had an injury to his eyes or it looks like he has an eye problem or eye disease. Find out more.
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Black eye: children and teenagers | Raising Children Network
A black eye can happen if your child has a bump to the eye area. Treat black eyes at home with an ice-pack, but also have a doctor check your child’s eye.
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Uveitis in JIA — Arthritis Australia
Uveitis is inflammation that occurs in the eye
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Conjunctivitis: self-care - myDr.com.au
A major cause of eye problems is allergic, bacterial or viral conjunctivitis (inflammation of the 'wet' surfaces of the eye). Find out what products are available for conjunctivitis.
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Eyes - blocked tear duct - Better Health Channel
Some babies are born with a blocked tear duct, but other events, including infection and trauma to the nose, can cause a blocked tear duct.
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Blocked tear duct: babies & toddlers | Raising Children Network
Many babies get a blocked tear duct. Symptoms include watering eyes and discharge. Blocked tear ducts mostly fix themselves, but it’s good to see a GP.
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Vision therapy - Better Health Channel
Vision therapy is effective for everyone; however, its impact is greatest in children and young adults.
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