A 4-year-old girl is almost blinded by spending too much time in front of the cell phone screen

April 29, 2019

Dachar Nuysticker Chuayduang told the story on Facebook so that other parents could see the danger of the situation.

Dachar Nuysticker Chuayduang he would never have imagined that he would regret for life to let his 4 year old daughter play with his mobile phone while he was working: the boy becomes almost blind for not hung up on the phone for two years.

Granted, access to technology solves life most of the time, but the youngest in the house are imprisoned and thousands of children around the world spend hours glued to the screen of a mobile phone. Much is said about how damaging it can be, but a family man Thailand revealed the terrifying case of his daughter confirming this situation.

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Via your account Facebook, Dachar tells the terrible addiction that the little girl began to develop, since they were just trying to get her on the phone and that she was crying inconsolably.

When he started having health problems, he never linked them to his on-screen exposure. Then he needed glbades and his eyes began to degenerate at a giant pace.

To the daughter of Dachar you have been diagnosed l & # 39; amblyopia, loss of vision without organic cause. Because of this, she had to undergo surgery, to which she succeeded. But the doctors warned that he could not approach any digital screen because the light from these devices was the cause of vision loss.

After discovering that the prolonged and uncontrolled use of his device was at the origin of the disease, the girl's father now wants to warn other parents of the situation.

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"This is especially serious when adults allow their young children to use smart technologies such as smartphones and tablets for extended periods of time. Without limit, the excessive time in front of the screens can have serious consequences on the physical and mental health of a child, "explained the doctor. Rawat Sichangsirikarn, professor of pediatrics at Bangkok.