This requires complete diagnosis as these are meticulous issues. Kindly book appointment for a consultation with me. I am available on all days from 11 am - 10 pm

Dialated examination need nearby opthalmologist.it is initial stage it canbe correct by spects & ayurvedic therapy , exercise, good diet less screen time. .

Namaste, According to Ayurveda, your child’s condition can be understood as an imbalance affecting Indriya (sense organs), Majja Dhatu (nervous system), and Vata Dosha. Developmental delay and visual disturbances require a detailed assessment of the child’s overall growth, digestion, sleep, and neurological development. Regarding Refractive Error (Astigmatism): * Refractive errors are mainly structural conditions of the eye and are usually corrected with spectacles. * Wearing prescribed glasses at an early age is important to ensure proper visual development and to prevent lazy eye (Amblyopia). * Some children may require glasses for many years, while the power can change as they grow. * Ayurveda can support eye health but should not replace the ophthalmologist’s advice regarding spectacles. Dengue Shock Syndrome and Development Delay: * Dengue itself is generally not a direct cause of refractive error. * However, severe illness during infancy may affect overall strength and development in some children. * A pediatric neurologist and developmental pediatrician evaluation is advisable if developmental milestones are delayed. Eye Rubbing / Pressing the Eye: * This may occur due to eye strain, refractive error, allergy, dryness, or habitual behavior. * Complete eye examination with dilated refraction is essential. Regarding Eye Drops: * If prescribed by a pediatric ophthalmologist, the drops are generally safe when used as directed. * Children and adults may use the same medication, but the dosage and duration are determined by the doctor. * Do not continue the drops beyond the prescribed period without medical advice. Ayurvedic Supportive Measures: * Regular head and foot massage with suitable medicated oils. * Nutritious diet with ghee, milk (if tolerated), soaked almonds, seasonal fruits, and green vegetables. * Adequate sleep and reduced screen exposure. * Ayurvedic therapies and medicines should only be prescribed after examining the child personally. Kindly share: 1. The child’s eye power report after dilated refraction. 2. Developmental milestones achieved and delayed. 3. Current weight and growth details. Based on these reports, a more specific Ayurvedic treatment plan can be suggested.

Namastey A refractive error means that the eyes are not focusing light properly on the retina. In children, this can be due to Myopia, Hyperopia, or Astigmatism. Refractive errors are quite common in children and do not automatically indicate a serious eye disease. The behavior you described—pressing on one corner of the eye and looking from the side—can sometimes be seen in children who are experimenting with vision, seeking visual stimulation, or trying to improve focus. Since your son also has developmental delay, it is especially important that the pediatric ophthalmologist completes the dilated eye examination to determine the exact prescription and rule out other eye conditions. Regarding your concern about Dengue Shock Syndrome: based on current medical understanding, a severe dengue illness in infancy is not a typical cause of refractive error years later. Likewise, refractive errors themselves do not usually cause global developmental delay. However, children with developmental delays can have vision problems more frequently than other children, which is one reason eye assessments are very important. Will he need glasses for life? Not necessarily. Some refractive errors change as children grow. Many children need glasses for several years, and the prescription may increase, decrease, or sometimes improve with age depending on the type of refractive error. It is impossible to predict lifelong need for spectacles before the complete eye evaluation and follow-up over time. The main goal is to provide clear vision during the years when the brain is learning to see. Early correction can help prevent Amblyopia ("lazy eye") if a significant refractive error is present. Are the prescribed eye drops safe? The medications you mentioned: Moxicip Moxicip-D Patanol (often similar to Pataone) are commonly used by eye specialists for specific conditions such as infection, inflammation, or allergy. When prescribed by a pediatric ophthalmologist and used for the recommended duration, they are generally considered safe. Adults and children may sometimes use the same medication, but the decision depends on the child's age, diagnosis, and dosing schedule. The fact that the drops are commonly used in adults does not mean they are unsafe for children when prescribed appropriately by an eye specialist.

Yes dilated examination needed after examination ophthalmologist prescribed a spectacles  along with these you can add on therapy as a ayurveda

The child needs proper consultation.  Not only for his eyes but also for development delay issues. HAIP DIET has given promising results in this . Also many ayurvedic formulations can produce measurable positive effects. Please consult for proper guidance. Or else treatment would be incomplete. You can get in touch through haipdiet dot com

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Go through the examinations and share the results. Rest ll be prescribed accordingly. Also share the reports of tests already done

Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailments before consuming any medicine

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management.