How Serious Is Convergence Insufficiency?

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...

Vision Issues After a Concussion? Signs of a Bigger Problem

Post-concussion vision issues—like double vision, light sensitivity, or difficulty tracking—may indicate an underlying condition such as binocular vision dysfunction. If symptoms persist despite standard care, subtle eye misalignment from the...

When Sinus Headaches Are More Than What They Seem

Sinus headaches that don’t improve with typical treatments may actually be due to vision issues like binocular vision dysfunction. Eye misalignment—especially in Vertical Heterophoria—can cause facial pressure, dizziness, and pain...

When BVD in Children Is Mistaken for Something Else

Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) in children is frequently misidentified as ADHD, dyslexia, or anxiety. Standard eye exams may overlook subtle misalignments, leading to misdiagnosis. Symptoms like poor focus, headaches, reading...

When Childhood Clumsiness Lingers, It Could Be the Eyes

Ongoing clumsiness in children may stem from subtle vision misalignment, affecting balance, coordination, and depth perception. Signs include frequent tripping, head tilting, or motion sickness. When the eyes don’t work...

Why Head Injuries Must Be Taken Seriously

Head injuries—even mild concussions—can lead to lasting symptoms like dizziness, headaches, and vision changes. These effects may not appear immediately and can worsen without proper care. Timely diagnosis, rest, and...

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