dark chocolate:HiHi all
DS was referred to Refraction Clinic at Geylang Polyclinic earlier this year during the yearly check by Health Promotion Board in his child care centre. He is in K2 this year. The check diagnosed him as mildly short sighted and hence, I further brought him to an optical shop where glasses were prescribed only if he is doing near work.
Am I right that there is a need to do a review every 3 or 6 months to check if the myopia has deteriorated? Where can I bring him to for a review? I am hoping to try elsewhere other than the optical shop we went to as somehow, the reading taken at the shop was alot higher than the Refraction Clinic. I am not sure if its because his myopia is really bad or it has got to do with taking readings at different times of the day.
DS is quite active, I did bring him to another optical shop to do reading last month and he was quite restless till the staff suggested I bring him to a pediatric eye clinic instead for more accurate reading. :oops:
Not too sure where can I bring him to now? Can anyone advise?
Thanks!
According to the opticians I met, children under 7 yrs old have to be seen by a specialist. Its supposed to be the govt rule. After making many calls, I was told to make an appointment with the School Health Service Tel : 64353895 at SGH http://www.hpb.gov.sg/studenthealth/default.aspx. My dd had a review (I made new appt) about 4 mths later as I felt that her eyesight had worsened.
