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Why Treating Amblyopia (Lazy Eye) is Important What Is Amblyopia? Amblyopia or lazy eye is a neurodevelopmental vision disorder in which one eye does not see as well as the other, even with glasses or contact lenses, and cannot be improved to normal levels. It is a symptom that many people suffer from, affecting 2–3% […]

Why Adult Amblyopia Was Previously Untreated and How Vision Therapy Is Making Lazy Eye Treatment Possible Now

Why Adult Amblyopia Was Previously Untreated and How Vision Therapy Is Making Lazy Eye Treatment Possible Now This article outlines the classification, epidemiology, and rationale for treatment with special emphasis on the most relevant information not just for researchers but also for practitioners) Abstract: Amblyopia also referred to as “lazy eye” as it occurs when […]

12 Exercises to Correct a Lazy Eye (Amblyopia)

12 Exercises to Correct a Lazy Eye (Amblyopia): A Complete Guide Vision Therapy: A Cutting Edge Treatment for Strabismus Lazy eye, or amblyopia as it is known in medical parlance, is more than a childhood vision problem. It happens when the brain prefers one eye over another, causing the “weaker” eye to be unable to […]

How to Correct a Lazy Eye: A Complete Guide to Lazy Eye Treatment for Adults

How to Correct a Lazy Eye: A Complete Guide to Treating Lazy Eye in Adults Understanding the Basis of Amblyopia Lazy eye, or amblyopia, is a common vision condition in which the brain does not fully perceive the input from one eye. This can lead to decreased vision in the affected eye and difficulty with […]

KIDS FACING RISKS TO THEIR EYES FROM TOO MUCH SCREEN TIME

KIDS FACING RISKS TO THEIR EYES FROM TOO MUCH SCREEN TIME Doctor’s say that children who stare at a screen for more than 3 to 3.5 hours every day are at a higher risk of developing dry eyes, which is a symptom of digital When 14-year-old Risabh began to complain of eye pain and frequent […]

How to Overcome the Hidden Impact of Lazy Eye on Sports Performance

How to Overcome the Hidden Impact of Lazy Eye on Sports Performance Performance in Sports depends on several factors such as skill, strategy, physical fitness, mental focus and more. Yet, when it comes to skills most necessary for excelling in school – important details like whether you have lazy eye (amblyopia) are often not at […]

7 Lazy Eye Exercises to Improve Sports Performance: Focus on Vision Therapy

7 Lazy Eye Exercises to Improve Sports Performance: Focus on Vision Therapy Society makes some interesting demands on us when it comes to our eyes and we judge how well people succeed by their propensities to exude eye contact. When signs that something might be off with the baby’s vision started cropping up, Stoltey knew […]

Game-based Treatment vs. Traditional Therapy: Which is More Effective for Treating Lazy Eye?

Game-based treatment vs. Traditional Therapy: Which is More Effective for Treating Lazy Eye? Introduction Amblyopia A ” lazy eye” in which one eye is weaker than the other and your brain suppresses the image from it (so-called also ambly., to indicate how hard it might be for you to read…). For this reason, patching of […]

Can Lazy Eye Affect Your Athletic Career? Understanding the Risks

Can Lazy Eye Affect Your Athletic Career? Understanding the Risks A lazy eye, or amblyopia is a vision condition that develops in one eye where it generally does not have a progressively structural trouble with the eyeball. It typically appears in early childhood, usually before age 7, and if untreated may continue to adulthood. Amblyopia […]

13 Eye Exercises to Reduce Computer Strain

13 Eye Exercises to Reduce Computer Strain We live in a digital age where most of us are constantly in front of computer screens for work or entertainment. A result of too much time spent staring at all those screens is a condition — computer eye strain or digital eye strain. So read the simple […]