
- Extreme light sensitivity
- Nausea
- Dizziness
- Blurred vision
- Tunneling of vision
- Intermittent double vision
- Eye pain and headaches
- Poor concentration
- Trouble focusing
- Constant fatigue
- Difficulty sleeping
- Trouble with balance
Unfortunately, there is a lack of awareness among the general public and even health professionals about Post Concussion Vision Syndrome. Patients with Post Concussion Vision Syndrome often are frustrated that those managing their head trauma are unaware of the cause of their discomfort. We believe that it is important to educate the public about the existence of this problem so that concussion patients can receive the help they need. Most of these symptoms can be effectively treated so that the patient is able to return back to ordinary life. Read here for more information on how we accomplish this.
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Myopia Control
Does your child’s eyesight continually get worse year after year? Small deviations in visual alignment may be inducing excess stress on your child’s eyes and causing eyesight to worsen rapidly. We can…
Eye Turn (strabismus)
In many types of strabismus we are able to straighten the eyes through natural therapy without resorting to invasive eye muscle surgery. We retrain the brain to utilize both eyes simultaneously to…
Lazy Eye (amblyopia)
We can treat lazy eye and help get your child’s eyesight to normal. If you’ve tried patching and vision has stopped improving after hitting a plateau, give us a call and we…
Concussion Management
Are you or someone you know suffering from the after-effects of head trauma? In the US, over 4 million head injuries are reported each year due to sports, recreation, work related injuries,…
Orthokeratology
Orthokeratology is a treatment for myopia which utilizes a specially designed contact lens worn during sleep. The lens reshapes the eye so that the patient is able to see clearly during the…