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Subheading is characterised by an eye that has become elongated and consequently light from far objects passing through the eye.
Usually myopia begins to develop in childhood and may become worse over the following years. More than just an inconvenience, myopia is a risk factor for a wide range of ocular diseases and without appropriate intervention is forecast to become a major public health concern due to its increasing incidence worldwide.
The cause of myopia has been widely researched in recent years and there is still much to learn, however, there are a number of myopia control strategies that have shown efficacy in slowing progression. These include Essilor Stellest spectacle lenses, orthokeratology (rigid contact lenses), MiSight soft daily disposable contact lenses and Atropine eye drops.
Myopia prevention strategies can help to reduce the progression of shortsightedness and consequently reduce the risk of later complications. A part of the examination is an axial length measurement of the eyes with the Haag Streit Lenstar, regularly performed measurements provide comprehensive data, tracking the progression of myopia. The data helps the optometrist, in addition to genetic and environmental influences, with advising the best form of treatment.
Common signs you need an eye test
You should book an eye test if you experience any of the following:
- Blurry or distorted vision
- Sensitivity to light
- Frequent headaches or eye strain
- Dry, itchy, or irritated eyes
- Difficulty reading or seeing screens
- Trouble seeing at night
- Squinting to see clearly
- Changes in vision clarity or focus
If any of these symptoms sound familiar,
an eye test is strongly recommended.
Do I need an eye test if my vision is fine?
Even if your vision seems fine, an eye test can detect early signs of eye disease, vision changes, and underlying health conditions before symptoms appear.
Many serious eye conditions develop gradually and without noticeable symptoms, especially in the early stages.
These include:
Glaucoma
Macular degeneration
Diabetic eye disease
Cataracts
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The cause of myopia has been widely researched in recent years and there is still much to learn, however, there are a number of myopia control strategies that have shown efficacy in slowing progression. These include Essilor Stellest spectacle lenses, orthokeratology (rigid contact lenses), MiSight soft daily disposable contact lenses and Atropine eye drops.
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Usually myopia begins to develop in childhood and may become worse over the following years. More than just an inconvenience, myopia is a risk factor for a wide range of ocular diseases and without appropriate intervention is forecast to become a major public health concern due to its increasing incidence worldwide.
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Usually myopia begins to develop in childhood and may become worse over the following years. More than just an inconvenience, myopia is a risk factor for a wide range of ocular diseases and without appropriate intervention is forecast to become a major public health concern due to its increasing incidence worldwide.