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      lena9818.012784gmail.012784com
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      hi,

      I’m worried abt my 7yr old Dyslexic son (Just diagnosed)

      He has been mentioning that he sees colours spots sometime.
      Any idea what may be the cause?
      He do sometime strain his eyes when watching TV.

      Thanks.

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        TTLauPeh
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        Best to do a thorough check. KK Hospital is good; ask for a senior consultant when making appointment. "Strained his eye …" as in slightly tilts his head? If yes, could be this condition called lazy eye. I myself had a torn and detached retina in my right eye at age 15 (symptoms: floaters and dark spots); exempted from NS as a result.

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