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When a child struggles with learning, it’s easy to assume a learning disability—but sometimes the real issue is Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD). This subtle eye misalignment can make words look...

Signs of vision misalignment in children may include head tilting, closing one eye while reading, walking off balance, or resting the head on one hand. They may also experience motion...

For TBI patients with vision misalignment, treating hyperacusis with noise-cancelling devices can ease symptoms like dizziness, nausea, and visual discomfort. When combined with micro-prism lenses, noise reduction may further improve...

If you’re dealing with headaches, dizziness, neck pain, or even anxiety—and your eye exam says you have 20/20 vision—there could still be a vision issue behind it. A condition called...

Some individuals diagnosed with ADHD may actually be experiencing symptoms caused by vision misalignment. Difficulty concentrating, restlessness, and reading challenges are overlapping signs. Studies suggest that subtle eye misalignment can...

Prism glasses are specialized lenses that help correct vision misalignment by bending light before it enters the eye. They’re used to reduce symptoms like double vision, dizziness, or eye strain....

Reading and writing challenges may stem from visual issues like farsightedness, convergence insufficiency, or eye misalignment. Comprehensive visual and NeuroVisual evaluations help identify the cause. Treatment options may include prescription...

Convergence insufficiency isn’t life-threatening but can seriously affect daily activities, causing headaches, eye strain, and trouble concentrating. It’s often mistaken for ADHD or dyslexia, especially in children. Without treatment, symptoms...