Skip to content

20x20 Vision20x20 Vision

Resources for Vision Recovery

  • Home
  • Conditions
  • Treatments
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
Home > Amblyopia

Amblyopia Treatments & Management

Amblyopia Treatmetns

Amblyopia Treatments

The most frequently used treatment for amblyopia is to induce the brain to begin using the poorly developed eye and restore the nurve signals between the eye and the brain. This can be accomplished by first correcting any inherent issues that were the root cause of the issue such as simply a higher prescription on the week eye versus the helty eye. Then by simpky patching the strong eye and forcint the brain to use the week one. In the beginning, the pacient will have trouble seeing with only the week eye. Nevertheless, it is extremely important to continue to wear the patch because this can eventually enhance eyesight and reduce amblyopia. Normally it takes months or weeks for an eye patch to enhance eyesight. Follow your physician’s directions carefully and follow the program. Also it is imperative for the patient to be monitored during treatment so make sure that there is a set schedule of visits to your eye professional.

Read More Amblyopia Treatments & Management

Treatments

Amblyopia

Amblyopia – Lazy Eye

Amblyopia is a condition where vision is reduced in one or both eyes as a result of abnormal growth of eyesight in youth or infancy. Vision loss happens because nerve pathways involving the eye and the brain are not correctly developed. Consequently, the brain favors one eye, generally due to poor eyesight in another eye however, the eyes may appear perfectly normal. Another word for amblyopia is commonly used “lazy eye.” According to the National Eye Institute (NEI), it’s the top source of vision loss amongst youngsters.

Read More Amblyopia – Lazy Eye

Conditions

Amblyopia

Recent Posts

  • Blepharoptosis Surgical Correction
  • Ptosis – Vision Abstraction By Sagging Eyelids
  • Amblyopia Treatments & Management
  • Amblyopia – Lazy Eye

Categories

  • Conditions
  • Treatments

20×20 Vision

Resources for Vision Recovery
Home | About US | Contact US | XML Site Map
Copyright © 20x20.org