Myopia, or nearsightedness, is one of the most common vision issues globally. Whether you’re squinting at signs on the road or struggling to read the board in the class, you’re not alone. Myopia is a condition that is affecting millions of people of all the age group, but the good news is, it’s treatable. In this blog, we will delve into what myopia is, what causes it, how to treat it, and how solutions today …
Many believe that if they ignore lazy eye (amblyopia) during childhood, there is no hope of improving it later in life. On the other hand, treatment options are also available for adults with lazy eye conditions. A lazy eye is a condition where the vision of one eye is reduced; this could be due to eye misalignment, refractive errors, or blockages. The brain favors the stronger eye and doesn’t use the weaker eye, which becomes …
In this picture, you can see Laura performing vision therapy exercises for adults at her home as prescribed by her optometrist. So let me tell you the reason why she needs to accomplish this as a working software engineer, Laura has to work the whole of her day in front of the screen; she is working for more than 7 hours per day in front of the screen that leads to eye strain relief for …
Maria is a 12-year-old student who often has a tough time when doing the reading assignments. She often gets tired; she gets headaches and double vision or blurred text when she tries to read longer than 10-15 minutes, She also finds it hard to keep her place while reading, and her eyes tend to drift apart. Her teachers notice that she avoids reading and gets frustrated with her schoolwork. After an eye exam, Maria was …
Shavi is a graphic designer who spends hours at her computer. After several hours of work, she suffers from eye fatigue and visual discomfort: a dull headache, dry eyes from blurry vision from screens, prolonged screen use, and the urge to squint. She feels tired and rubs her eyes but continues working. By the end of the day, her eye strain had worsened, and she could not focus. So, now let’s discuss the problem …
