Binocular Vision Disorders - Chadwick Vision Clinic

Could BVD Be the Cause of Migraines, Headaches, Anxiety, or Exhaustion?

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Could binocular vision dysfunction be causing your migraines, headaches, anxiety, or exhaustion? Learn how your eyes not working together properly could lead to seemingly unrelated symptoms.

Why Do I Still Have Headaches with My New Prescription?

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Learn why you might still have headaches and eye strain even with a new prescription. This video explains convergence insufficiency, the importance of binocular vision exams, and treatment options like prism and vision therapy.

What Is Aniseikonia and How Does It Affect Vision?

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Aniseikonia is a difference in image size between your two eyes. We explain how this can lead to symptoms like headaches and fatigue, and how specialized lenses can help.

How Can I Start Seeking Help for My Binocular Vision Dysfunction?

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Binocular vision dysfunction can be a complex problem. Learn about a two-phase approach that first addresses any underlying issues between your eyes before you begin vision therapy.

What Is Convergence Insufficiency and How Is It Treated?

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Convergence insufficiency is a common visual problem in our digital world. Learn about its symptoms, from headaches to neck aches, and how prism lenses or vision therapy can help.

What Is Binocular Vision, and How Are Binocular Vision Disorders Corrected?

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Binocular vision is how your brain turns two images into one. Learn about common disorders, how they affect you after a concussion or with computer use, and solutions like prism and the Shaw Lens.