Headaches, Post Concussion Syndrome
Ms E was referred to us by another doctor after suffering from daily headaches since a concussion more than 2 years prior. She was under the care of a neurologist and taking multiple medicines daily without relief.
She was struggling in school due to missing classes because of headaches and double vision that made reading and taking notes difficult.
After 24 sessions of vision therapy, Ms E could not remember the last time she had a headache.
She is no longer taking any medicine and has been discharged from her neurologist's care. She no longer has any double vision and is passing all her classes with flying colors.
Diagnosis: Amblyopia (lazy eye)
D came to us after unsuccessful patching for amblyopia (lazy eye). He was unable to see the largest letter on the eye chart with his worse seeing eye.
With both eyes open, his brain was completely ignoring his right eye. His parents had noticed that while playing baseball that his depth perception seemed off.
He was swinging under the ball and missing easy catches.
3 months before his optometric vision therapy graduation, we got a text from his mom saying: “first baseball practice of the season today and D batted great!
Thanks for all the hard work you are putting in with him!”.
After 48 sessions of vision therapy, D is now using both of his eyes and his vision in his right eye has improved significantly.
He is excelling in school and loving baseball and football. He said baseball is much easier now that he can see the ball when it is coming towards him!