“What eye treatment is needed for a child who sees spots?”
My 7-year-old daughter has poor vision and says she sees spots. What does this mean?
10 Answers
Get her to your ophthalmologist for a full eye exam including dilation.
She needs to have a comprehensive eye examination first to rule out any serious issues.
This can be many things. You should take her to her eye doctor.
Your daughter needs to be examined by a pediatric ophthalmologist.
Christopher J. Joseph, DO, FACS
Christopher J. Joseph, DO, FACS
It could mean too many things. Most are benign, but you should check it with a pediatric ophthalmologist
Dr. LMJ
Dr. LMJ
I would suggest that you bring your daughter to an eye MD ophthalmologist for a vision check and dilated examination. There are both serious and non-serious conditions for which your child should be evaluated.
An eye examination with a pediatric ophthalmologist.
Good morning,
The best treatment for this would be to schedule an exam to have your child's vision checked. At that time, the doctor can address any issues the child is having and go into better detail with an explanation.
Thank you.
The best treatment for this would be to schedule an exam to have your child's vision checked. At that time, the doctor can address any issues the child is having and go into better detail with an explanation.
Thank you.
PVD = posterior vitreous detachment. Basically vitreous fluid in the back starts liquefying. Get his eyes dilated.
See a paediatric ophthalmologist for review
