How Do You Improve Lazy Eye Or Amblyopia In Children?
Lazy eye is a condition caused by a large discrepancy in visual acuity in one eye over another and can be the unfortunate result of crossed eyes, strabismus, nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism. Lazy eye is the leading cause of vision problems in kids and if uncorrected may result in permanent (and uncorrectable) loss of vision. However, the vision disorder also known as amblyopia can be improved dramatically if caught early, when the brain is still able to learn to use the eye through therapy and proper training. Prior to surgery or other dramatic treatments, patching therapy is usually tried and in many cases it is highly successful. Here are some steps to follow to correct or improve lazy eye. PURCHASE SUPPLY OF EYE PATCHES. There are many available styles of eye patches for kids. Make sure that the ones you select will fit under the glasses. There are also patches that fit over the glasses, known as “framehuggers”. Patches come in many attractive colors and some even ha
