What is atropine therapy? And how effective is it?
It is a treatment option for children between the ages 6 to 12 suffering from rapidly deteriorating myopia, to help slow down the progression. Each treatment course is over a 2-year period and requires children to use 0.01% atropine eye drop once a day. The atropine drop will cause minimal increase in pupil size. Hence, children will not require tinted or progressive reading glasses for near work. In a five-year trial (which started in 2006), it was found that the low-dose atropine was effective in slowing myopia progression by 50-60% over a two-year period with very little side effects. [taken from: https://www.singhealth.com.sg/DoctorsAndHealthcareProfessionals/Medical-News/2014/Pages/Atropine-Eye-Drops-to-Slow-Down-Myopia-Progression-in-Children.aspx] You can visit The Myopia Clinic (clinic D) at the Singapore National Eye Centre (SNEC) for a proper assessment and list of treatment option for your child.
Read more4 Types of treatment to control myopia. 1, atropine therapy 2, multifocal contact lenses 3, orthokeratology 4, multifocal eyeglasses Myopia is nearsightedness. Atropine eye drops r used to reduce eye pain. But eyedrops has some drawbacks also. They may temporarily paralyse accommodation & completely relax eyes focusing mechanism.
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