A stroke can affect far more than visual clarity. In this article, I explain how a stroke can disrupt the way the eyes move, align and work together, potentially leading to binocular vision dysfunction (BVD).
Long-sightedness can increase the focusing effort a child's eyes need for close work, and that extra effort may contribute to headaches in some children.
Many people associate vision problems after a head injury with severe trauma, yet even relatively minor bumps to the head can sometimes affect the way the eyes work together.
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How to choose comfortable frames that support healthy visual development. Find glasses for infants and toddlers on the Gold Coast.