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How Can Blurred Vision And Floaters With Light Sensitivity Be Treated?

My little boy aged 5 has fallen at school and bumped his head on concrete. This happened 8 days ago we have been to A&E and had him checked fully with eye tests at the eye hospital which are all clear. He still complains of blurred vision, shapes in his eyes and they are light sensitive what should we do?
Mon, 18 Dec 2017
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Hi... Blurred vision even after so many days of head injury means that he is having an intracranial problem. I suggest that you take him to the nearest Emergency Room and get examined again as his symptoms are persisting and I recommend you seeing a pediatrician also. Please get his blood pressure checked and get him evaluated completely neurologically. If his symptoms are still persisting he might even require a neuroimaging.

Regards - Dr. Sumanth
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How Can Blurred Vision And Floaters With Light Sensitivity Be Treated?

Hi... Blurred vision even after so many days of head injury means that he is having an intracranial problem. I suggest that you take him to the nearest Emergency Room and get examined again as his symptoms are persisting and I recommend you seeing a pediatrician also. Please get his blood pressure checked and get him evaluated completely neurologically. If his symptoms are still persisting he might even require a neuroimaging. Regards - Dr. Sumanth