by Nittany Eye Associates | Aug 15, 2022 | Pediatrics
When Should Kids Have an Eye Exam? Kids of all ages should have regular eye health exams even if they do not wear glasses. Routine eye health exams are a vital part of preventing eye disease and catching other health or learning problems early. First Eye Exam...
by Nittany Eye Associates | Jul 5, 2022 | Eye Injuries, Pediatrics
What Causes Double Vision? Double vision, or diplopia, can be very disorienting and cause issues with balance, reading, and perception. There are many potential causes of double vision depending on the type of double vision, when the double vision begins, and anything...
by Nittany Eye Associates | Mar 14, 2022 | Eye Disease, Pediatrics
Antibiotics While Pregnant: What is Safe? Pregnancy presents a unique circumstance when treating any condition, and disease of the eyes are no different. One of the common conditions which will require medication treatment is a bacterial infection. Bacterial...
by Nittany Eye Associates | Mar 1, 2022 | Pediatrics
What is Strabismus (ie: Lazy Eye and Eye Turn)? The term strabismus is used for when an eye is turned out or in away from the straight line of sight of the other eye. Strabismus can appear early in children and significantly affect vision. Types of Strabismus...
by Nittany Eye Associates | Aug 16, 2021 | Glasses, Pediatrics
What are Options for Myopia Management? by Nittany Eye AssociatesAug 16, 2021Glasses, Pediatrics Myopia is also known as nearsightedness. Myopia causes the need for glasses or contacts to be worn to see clearly in the distance. How Does Myopia Progress? A major...
by Nittany Eye Associates | May 24, 2021 | Eyelid, Pediatrics
What You Should Know About a Tear Duct Blockage What is a Tear Duct Blockage or Obstruction? A tear duct blockage (otherwise known as a nasolacrimal duct obstruction) is a common condition that causes excessive tearing and watering in one eye. The tearing typically...
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