Binocular Vision Dysfunction

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What is BVD?

Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) is a complicated eye condition where the eyes are misaligned, sending two different images to the brain. The brain and eye muscles struggle to merge these two different images into one clear image, causing symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, anxiety, motion sickness, and chronic neck pain.

BVD can severely impact people of all ages. Children with BVD often struggle with reading in school, hand-eye coordination, playing sports, and car sickness. This condition often leads to misdiagnoses of ADHD, dyslexia, and migraines in children. Adults with BVD regularly experience headaches, daily anxiety and dizziness, and can be severely limited from doing normal tasks or succeeding in the workplace.

The symptoms of BVD are wide-ranging and not often recognized by doctors who have not been trained. BVD requires specialized testing and is often not found by a traditional eye exam.

Dr. Sarah has been trained and certified at the NeuroVisual Medicine Institute(R).

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Testimonials

What Patients Say About their Binocular Vision Dysfunction and Microprism Glasses

“I’m not tired when I read now. School is not as hard, and I have more fun. My glasses make everything better.”

Justin

“I was about to be put into a special education class because I was having so many learning problems. That was ten years ago. These lenses changed everything, really! The headaches disappeared. Reading was so much easier and I could figure out my homework.”

Kali

“I was riding my motorcycle and was hit from behind. The years that followed were filled with excruciating pain. I couldn’t cut the grass, cook, or do much of anything. Then, one of my therapists referred me to a BVD specialist. When I put on the trial lenses, the pain instantly left. This is the real deal.”

Roy

“I was having trouble focusing and getting really tired in school. I would take a 10mg Ritalin to concentrate in the afternoons. With my prism glasses, I’m able to concentrate more, take fewer breaks, and I don’t need to take Ritalin anymore.”