Age and Frequency of Myopia in Children are Rapidly Increasing
With the widespread use of technology and increased screen time, myopia in children has started to appear at earlier ages. Experts are warning families.
The increase in daily technology and screen use has led to a drop in the age at which myopia appears in children and an increase in its frequency. Experts warn families about regular eye examinations.
The Impact of Screen Use on Eye Health
As technology becomes an inseparable part of daily life, the frequency of myopia in children increases every year.
Long-term use of tablets, phones, and computers is among the primary factors affecting the progression of eye numbers in childhood.
Expert Warnings and Symptoms
Ophthalmology Specialist Op. Dr. Serkan Biliş points out that families must not neglect regular eye examinations.
Symptoms such as inability to see the board, sitting too close to the television, squinting, and frequent headaches are important signs that families should pay attention to.