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74Fix Lazy Eye - How to Fix Lazy Eye
Lazy eye also called Amblyopia affects around 2 - 5 % of the entire population. The condition can be seen in infants but it goes away with time.How do you fix lazy eye?This hub is going to cover that as well...
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90I Have Duane Syndrome - A Rare Eye Condition
My left eye does not move to the left and is slightly off center. This is due to a rare eye condition that I was born with called Duane Syndrome. My entire life I have had to compensate for my eye...
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59Eye Muscle Strain and How to Stop It Before It Starts
Undoubtedly eye muscle strain is a symptom of eye fatigue or eye strain. If you're suffering from this painful eye complaint it's most likely you have been working too hard at your computer. I have...
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46How We Avoided Amblyopia
Our child has strabismus and early in his treatment our eye doctor began treating him for amblyopia or "lazy eye" as these two eye problems are often seen together. We actually went through more than 1...
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50How Being Cross Eyed Created A Hero
Do you have a childhood hero? I actually have a child for a hero. My son was previously severely cross eyed and has positively affected many lives around the world. The interesting thing however is that he is...
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65Strabismus Surgery – Is It Safe?
When I look back on the day strabismus surgery was recommended as the next step in our son's treatment, my first instinct was to think of ways to protect my son. "Surgery? Isn't there anything else we can...
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58How Strabismus Changed Our Lives
At the birth of our first born child we were greeted with the smile of a beautiful baby boy. After a few months we soon noticed that our child was cross eyed. Relatives called it "lazy eye" but we soon found...
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55Can Lazy Eye Be Prevented?
Wow, this is a great question. And while I am not a doctor, I would say the answer would be "sometimes." Amblyopia, often called lazy eye, can be treated with a high level of success and if treated early...
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