Amblyopia in adults

Amblyopia refers to the decrease in visual acuity of the eye called amblyopic or commonly known as lazy eye. Without any alteration in the structures of the eye, the amblyopic eye does did not reach 100% visual acuity. This is due to a lack of visual stimulation at a critical stage in visual development. This causes the visual system to not develop correctly.

As a result, the amblyopic person has difficulty in :

Seeing clearly, focusing, moving the eyes correctly, having depth and 3D vision.

If what we are looking for is more specific information Amblyopia:

All About Amblyopia – Concepts – Treatment – New Technologies

All About Amblyopia in Children – Tips For Parents – Treatment for kids – Vision Therapy

All About Amblyopia in Adults –  Info For Adults with Amblyopia – Vision Therapy

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Here you can find articles about amblyopia or lazy eye in adults.

Although we know that amblyopia is usually detected in childhood, it is also true that there are many adults with lazy eye.

So, what happens if we have not arrived in time, if we have not been able to treat amblyopia in children, is there no solution or anything we can do?

This section is designed for them (for us), for those adults with lazy eye who have been told that if they had not treated amblyopia as children or unsuccessfully, it was the end of the road.

Therefore, we have articles such as: 5 Questions about Lazy Eye in Adults, Stereo Sue, Susan Barry And Stereoscopic Vision, questions

We have also included topics that may be of interest to us such as: Driving with Lazy Eye or the ‘little difficulties’ of everyday life when having lazy eye.

Therefore, we encourage you to continue reading these articles that we believe can help and inspire you.