Keep an eye on your eyes
The use of the retinoscope/ opthalmoscope can feel intimidating, especially for students. For me, my disliking of retinoscope increased when I was released into the workforce and non of the clinics I worked at used it, even at the hospital! But today, the retinoscope is my friend and I'm writing this post to hopefully expand… Continue reading My Retinoscope is my friend!!
Lazy eye is a very common topic of concern among parents. Parents are often left confused and may be feeling overwhelmed and anxious about their child's vision. Before I start explaining what a lazy eye is, I would like to start by clearing out some common misunderstandings. Firstly, A lazy eye is not a blind… Continue reading Lazy Eyes?
Personally, I'm against switching between jobs and would rather stay put in that one workplace with great work culture and lovely people. I genuinely love my job and having a workplace that feels like a second family allows me to give it my all. In return, the support I will receive in terms of career… Continue reading Where have I been???
No, it is not what you are thinking. It's not feet, that one is orthopaedic. In simple terms, it is the diagnosis and management of eye disorders, particularly those relating to eye movements controlled by eye muscles. When those muscles go weak one way or another an eye turn or squints develops. Strabismus is the fancy… Continue reading What is Orthoptics?
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