Patient's question:
The left eye of the child has improved from 0.6 last month to 0.15 yesterday, and the right eye is 1.0, all checked at school! Six months ago, the child was treated at the ophthalmology hospital, but no glasses were provided, and there was no significant improvement. Seeking help!Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, it is best to take the child to the hospital to have their vision tested and determine the refractive power. After a thorough examination, consider wearing glasses. You can also consult about orthokeratology, which is a type of rigid, breathable contact lens. You wear it before taking a nap at night and remove it in the morning after going to bed. It can maintain clear vision throughout the day without the need for glasses. It can also slow down the progression of myopia.