An Unusual Eye Condition Called Nystagmus
Nystagmus Nystagmus is an involuntary movement of the eye, from side to side in a swinging motion. These movements are usually jerking or jiggling “to and fro” or up and down. Nystagmus is…
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Understanding the Link Between Vision and Autism
What is Autism? Autism is a developmental neurological condition, consisting of a range of conditions classified as neurodevelopmental disorders—hence its name ‘autistic spectrum disorder’ (ASD). Autism affects how children communicate…
How Optometrists Can Help With Sports Vision
Sports Vision To enjoy and fulfill your sports performance, your eyes need to be as healthy as your body. Does your child always seem to be just a few…
What is Conjunctivitis?
Conjunctiva is a thin, translucent membrane lining the front part of the eye and inside the eyelids. Inflammation or infection of the conjunctiva is known as conjunctivitis. Viral conjunctivitis Have you…
When A Fall Can Cause Double Vision
Research estimated the prevalence of vision problems experienced by patients after concussions may be as high as 69%. Concussions can also cause damage to the cells of the brain that carry signals.…
Why We Support Optometry Giving Sight
Imagine a toddler fumbling, only to fall face down. He just wanted to get to his mother. The other kids snickered amusedly then slowly dispersed as the toddler’s mum picked…
Glaucoma in Children?
Glaucoma is not a disease you think about in children, and although this is rare in younger patients, it is still a condition that can occur. Your optometrist can help…
Preschooler Kids Frames: Plastic v Metal
Plastic frames have always sounded safer and sturdier than metal frames for children, and most parents think about this when they choose their kid’s glasses. But can small children wear…
Is My Child Colour Blind?
You discover your child has been colouring leaves purple and Santa green. A product of their active imagination? Unique artistic expression? Early manifestations of individuality and willful do-as-I-please candour? Perhaps…