Uncategorized – Pediatric Retinoblastoma

First Aid for Eyes

robin — Mon, 30 Sep 2013 18:47:41 +0000

Different types of eye injuries can require drastically different medical responses. For example, a minor eye injury may be handled at home, if the person understands first aid for eyes. However, a severe eye injury requires professional medical care to avoid permanent vision problems. Read this article to learn about when first aid for eyes is, or isn’t, enough.

Protect your Eyes from Sun

robin — Thu, 19 Sep 2013 15:43:21 +0000

Protecting your eyes from the sun is very important during summer months. Whether you are driving, hanging out by the pool, having a barbeque, or planning a family beach trip, be sure to keep sunglasses around at all times. Teach your children to never look directly at the sun. To read more summer safety tips about how to protect your eyes from sun rays, click here.

Pediatric Retinoblastoma Facts

robin — Fri, 05 Jul 2013 20:12:31 +0000

Pediatric retinoblastoma facts can help a family avoid catastrophe. All young parents should be aware of basic pediatric retinoblastoma facts. Even if you don’t personally have children, share these pediatric retinoblastoma tips with someone who does. Read more here.

Artificial Eye Care

robin — Wed, 03 Apr 2013 17:23:20 +0000

Artificial eye care is an important part of good hygiene for your child after experiencing pediatric retinoblastoma. When done the right way, artificial eye care can help prevent infection, minimize irritation, and allow more comfort for your child. Although it is no longer believed to be necessary to clean an artificial eye every day, it is vital to schedule regular check-ups for your child so the doctor can polish the eye and assess how the ocular cavity is shaping. Read more tips from professionals and parents on artificial eye care for kids.