Eye Health by Age
Every age has different eye needs
Our eyes change with age. Each age group has unique risks and needs.
👦 Ages 6–12: Development
Risks
Myopia onset, lazy eye, strabismus, screen dependency.
Tips
1-2 hours outdoor daily
Annual eye exam
Screen time 1-2 hrs (non-homework)
Reading distance min. 30 cm
🧑 Ages 13–18: Adolescence
Risks
Myopia progression, excessive screen use, sleep disruption, contact lens misuse.
Tips
20-20-20 rule
No screens after 11pm
Contact lens hygiene
Sports protective eyewear
👨 Ages 19–35: Active Years
Risks
Digital eye strain, dry eyes, stress-related symptoms.
Tips
Ergonomic workspace
Eye exam every 2 years
Keep artificial tears
Manage stress
UV sunglasses
👩💼 Ages 36–50: Changes
Risks
Presbyopia onset, increased dry eye, early glaucoma risk.
Tips
Evaluate reading glasses need
Annual eye pressure check after 40
Consider Lutein + Omega-3
Increase screen font size
👴 Ages 50+: Protection
Risks
Cataracts, glaucoma, AMD, diabetic retinopathy.
Tips
Annual comprehensive eye exam (mandatory)
Don't skip glaucoma screening
Antioxidant-rich diet
Good lighting for reading
Report vision changes immediately
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⚕️ This content is not medical advice. Consult an eye doctor for diagnosis and treatment.