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Paediatrician & Developmental Paediatrician
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Neonatologist
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Paediatrician
"Children can't always explain what's wrong. Reading between the lines is the job I love"
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The first check is recommended in infancy, and again before your child starts school. After that, an eye check every one to two years is a good idea, or sooner if you notice any signs of trouble. Early checks catch issues while they are easiest to treat.
Look for squinting, sitting very close to the TV, holding books or screens close to the face, frequent eye rubbing, one eye turning in or out, headaches, or difficulty with reading and schoolwork. Children rarely say their vision is blurry because they think it is normal, so these signs matter.
Yes. Dr. Nayak has decades of experience diagnosing and treating lazy eye (amblyopia) and squint (strabismus) in children, including patch therapy and other proven treatments. Both respond best when caught early, so an early check is worthwhile.
Not at all. The examination is completely painless and done in a calm, child friendly way. We take our time so your child feels comfortable, and we are experienced at putting nervous little ones at ease.
Yes. If your child needs glasses, we carry out an accurate assessment and provide the correct prescription, along with clear guidance on the right lenses for your child.
Often, yes. School screenings are quick and can miss conditions like lazy eye, squint, or focusing problems. A proper pediatric eye exam is far more thorough, so it is worth a dedicated check even if the school test looked fine.
