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...
by Nittany Eye Associates | May 10, 2021 | Eye Disease, Eyelid, Pediatrics, Special Olympics
How does Down Syndrome Affect Vision and the Eyes? Down Syndrome is the most common genetic anomaly and will be present at birth. Down Syndrome is a complex condition and has several associated eye conditions. Eye Conditions Associated with Down Syndrome There...
by Nittany Eye Associates | Apr 26, 2021 | Eye Disease, Pediatrics
Can Viruses Infect Your Eyes? There are many viruses that can infect they eyes. Most viruses only infect the outer portions of the eye including the cornea, conjunctiva, and the eyelids. Types of Viruses that can Infect Eyes While many viruses can potentially...
by Nittany Eye Associates | Apr 15, 2020 | Pediatrics
How to Prevent “Lazy Eye” and Amblyopia The term “lazy eye” is frequently used to describe one eye that does not see as well as the other. This condition is referred to by eye care providers as amblyopia, when one eye or both eyes have reduced vision that is...
by Nittany Eye Associates | Jan 6, 2020 | Pediatrics
The Importance of Children’s Eye Exams Even if your child is not complaining of problems with their eyes or vision, it is important for them to receive a comprehensive eye examination. Children’s eye exams are so much more than a vision assessment to determine if...
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