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What is Myopia?

What is Myopia?

A person with myopia cannot see distant objects clearly. Hence his/her vision needs to be corrected with spectacles or contact lenses. In severe cases, myopia can lead to serious eye complications, resulting in loss of vision.

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Good Eye Care Habits

Good Eye Care Habits

Good eye care habits may help in preventing the development or worsening of myopia. Therefore, inculcate good eye care habits in your children from an early age.

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Childhood Myopia: The Role of Parents

Childhood Myopia: The Role of Parents

Many children in Singapore develop myopia at a young age. Parents can do their part in helping to fight myopia by inculcating good eye care habits in their children, starting from a young age.

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Amblyopia (‘Lazy Eye’)

Amblyopia (‘Lazy Eye’)

Amblyopia, commonly known as ‘lazy eye’, is reduced vision in one eye that did not develop normal vision during early childhood. The eye with reduced vision generally looks normal and the reduced vision does not improve even with the use

Glaucoma

Glaucoma

Glaucoma accounts for 40% of blindness in Singapore. It is an eye condition in which pressure within the eyeball is increased due to an imbalance between the production and drainage of fluid resulting in damage to the optic nerve that carries visual impulses from the eye to the brain. It develops gradually and the patient may not even be aware of the gradual loss of vision until very late in the disease.

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Our Eyes, Window to the World

Our Eyes, Window to the World

Our eyes are our window to this world, so taking good care of them is important to ensure that they serve us well throughout our lives. To do that, we need to recognise the early signs of eye problems and learn how to protect our eyes.

What is Myopia?

What is Myopia?

A person with myopia cannot see distant objects clearly. Hence his/her vision needs to be corrected with spectacles or contact lenses. In severe cases, myopia can lead to serious eye complications, resulting in loss of vision.

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Last updated on 20 Jan 2012