Patient's question:
5-year-old children's vision is considered normal. This situation has been going on for a long time, and I am very worried that it may worsen. Please give me some advice.Doctor's answer:
5 years old 1.0 new Snellen chart 5.0. If a child aged 4-5 does not meet the vision standards, parents should pay close attention. Some children's vision is slightly lower than that of their peers at the same age, but their refractive power is within the normal range. As they grow older, their vision will reach normal levels, and the development of their visual function will be slightly delayed. Some children have refractive power problems, making it difficult for their vision to reach normal levels. Therefore, when they discover that their child's vision is below the normal range, they should promptly have their eyes examined by a hospital. Additionally, it is necessary to cultivate good children's eye habits in daily life.