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computer vision syndrome
Categories About Eye Posted on Author Ryan Ho Tags blue light, Digital devices, digital eyestrain, Digital lenses, distorted vision, double vision, dry eye, dry eye and computer, dry eye syndrome, excessive rubbing of eyes, eye discomfort, eye fatigue, eye tiredness, eye tiredness in front of computer, fatigue, headache, headache and computer, irritated eye, itchy eyes, light sensitive, night vision loss, rubbing of the eyes, sensitive to light, sore eyes, tired, tired eye, vision screening

DIGITAL EYE STRAIN

When you are on your phone or digital device, have you ever gotten a sudden headache. A piercing headache in front of your head or around your eyes just came from nowhere and has interrupted your screen time. Usually we brush it off and continue on with our business but we never truly stop to think, why am I having this headache? (more…)

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exotropia
Categories About Eye Posted on Author Ryan Ho Tags binocular deviation, binocular vision exercise, binocular vision problem, double vision, excessive rubbing of eyes, exodeviation, exophoria, exotropia, eye muscle, eye muscle problems, eye problems, EYE TURNED OUTWARD EXOTROPIA, optometrist for children, Optometrist in Damansara, optometrist near me, optometrist petaling jaya, Optometrist Subang SS15, seeing double, sensitive to light, strabismus, vision screening, visual system

STRABISMUS

Exo-deviation is an outward deviation which can be divided into exophoria and exotropia. Exodeviation are quite common, and they are not necessarily. A small intermittent exotropia is normal in most newborns, as 70 % of normal newborns have a transient exodeviation that resolves by 2 to 4 months of age.  Another type of exo deviation that is considered normal is a small exophoria (<10pd). (more…)

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