Symptoms

Eye strain can cause vertigo, particularly when linked to subtle eye misalignment. This misalignment forces eye muscles to constantly realign, leading to dizziness, nausea, headaches, and visual disorientation. Specialized aligning...

Headaches and nausea can result from subtle eye misalignment causing eye muscles to overwork in an attempt to realign vision. This strain often leads to persistent symptoms. Specialized micro-prism lenses...

Subtle eye misalignment can mimic or worsen symptoms of dyslexia and ADHD, causing difficulty reading, focusing, skipping lines, and poor comprehension. Correcting this misalignment with micro-prism lenses may reduce symptoms...

Driving anxiety may be linked to subtle eye misalignment that disrupts depth perception and visual clarity. This forces eye muscles to overwork, causing dizziness, nausea, motion sickness, and anxiety while...

Headaches from subtle eye misalignment occur when eye muscles overwork to maintain clear vision. This strain can mimic migraines or sinus headaches and may persist despite treatment. Specialized aligning lenses...

Motion sickness, nausea, and dizziness can be caused by subtle eye misalignment that sends conflicting movement signals to the brain. When these signals don’t match those from the inner ear...

Anxiety can affect vision by causing pupil dilation, muscle tension, and dry eyes, leading to blurred vision, eye strain, and light sensitivity. If symptoms persist despite treatment, subtle eye misalignment...