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    hello! need help or advice for my son that has a squint

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    • whimsymumW Offline
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      hi anyone here had the same experience? pls do share your tips, advices, or doctors. thank youuuu 🙂

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        @whimsymum Hi! This thread might be relevant: https://forum.kiasuparents.com/topic/111237/ortho-k-atropine-eye-drops-myopia-glasses-for-myopia-control/2?_=1784002783024

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          Hello! My daughter has a squint as well, and we’re still managing it with Dr Leo Seo Wei. You might want to consider booking a consultation with her. After assessing my daughter’s eyes, Dr Leo prescribed glasses and explained how they would help manage her condition. Every child’s case is different, so it’s best to have your child’s eyes assessed first to find the most suitable treatment. Hope this helps, and wishing your little one all the best!

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            @thebottomsupblog thank you will check this

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