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Rop test for my baby
My baby born premature Doc has suggested rop test at 4 week... Please tell me how long does it take to screen for rop.. Duration test and is it painful for baby? Thanks In advance
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Its not painful for the baby. Drops are to be installed in your baby' s eye 3o min prior to the test and after that rop evaluation will take 10 to 15 min
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Not at all painful. Baby requires dilatation prior to the test. So app. 30 mins
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It will take about 45 minutes to 1 hr. Eye drops are put 2-3 times at 15 minute intervals. Then the eyes are examined. It is not painful.
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Not painful.  Dilatation of eye may take half hour.
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Not Painful. Drops have to be put in to the eyes. Pl consult paediatric ophthalmologist. It will take 20 to 30 minutes.
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It's not painful require dilatation of pupil to examine retina.. approximately whole procedure take 1hr..it's necessary to get premature babies screen for ROP .
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