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[lazyeyetreatment]

Get Lazy Eye Treatment At Home

Bynocs Ambly-Go is a simple and engaging eye treatment program that can be performed with minimal equipment. The initial evaluation can be done at any eye clinic enrolled with  Bynocs. The treatment sessions can be undertaken either at the eye clinic or in the comfort of one’s home. So if you are planning to get lazy eye treatment at home, contact Bynocs.

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[soundgarden]

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[worldeyecare]

How Can Amblyopia (Lazy Eye) Be Treated In Children?

Amblyopia, commonly known as “lazy eye,” is a condition that affects the vision development of children, typically manifesting in one eye being weaker than the other. This condition arises when the brain favors one eye over the other, leading to reduced visual acuity in the affected eye if not addressed promptly

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Children require specialized eye care tailored to their unique developmental needs. At JP Eye Hospital, our dedicated team of pediatric ophthalmologists is committed to providing comprehensive eye care for children of all ages. We offer a wide range of services, including routine eye examinations, early detection and treatment of eye conditions, management of childhood refractive errors, and the diagnosis and management of pediatric eye diseases. Our child-friendly approach ensures a comfortable and stress-free environment for young patients, allowing for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment. We work closely with parents and caregivers to address concerns and optimize visual outcomes for children, promoting healthy eye development and lifelong visual wellness.

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For a long time, patching was considered the mainstream treatment for lazy eye or amblyopia. However, based on the findings of many studies on amblyopia, we now know that there is a more effective treatment option besides patching alone. In this video, Dr. Heather McBryar FCOVD from Amplify EyeCare Chattanooga talks about an alternative treatment to patching for amblyopia known as Monocular fixation in a binocular field (MFBF). It basically means training one eye at a time while both eyes are open. Children who are non-compliant with patching find it more fun. Furthermore, it does not require parents to constantly monitor their children like patching does. Most importantly it trains the brain to reconnect with the weaker eyes visual system while integrating that weaker eye with the stronger eye. Since binocular vision (using two eyes) is a critical component of vision, training the eyes to work as a team is the ideal method for amblyopia treatment. To schedule an eye exam for lazy eye, please call (423) 710 3965 or fill out this form https://amplifyeyecarechatt.com/appointment-request-form/ . If you or your child is exhibiting symptoms of a vision problem take our visual skills assessment https://amplifyeyecarechatt.com/about-us-practice-page/our-specialty/vision-therapy-specialty/vision-and-learning-quiz/ - Do you want to learn more about Patching? Click the link below now!! 👇 https://amplifyeyecarechatt.com/vision-therapy/patching/ or Visit our website 🌐: https://amplifyeyecarechatt.com/ Visit us at 📍: 1043 Executive Drive Suite # 101 Hixson, TN 37343 Contact Us 📞: Phone (423)-710-3965                            Fax (423) 710 3966 Submit a form: https://amplifyeyecarechatt.com/contact/

[lazyeyetreatment]

Best Lazy Eye Vision Therapy

In some children, only one of the two eyes focuses properly. This is a vision problem called lazy eyes (the medical term for this is Amblyopia). It is caused when the two eyes send different images to the brain. For example, it may happen if one of the eyes is more nearsighted, farsighted, or has more astigmatism (refractive error) than the other, or if the child has a squint. The brain then primarily processes the information coming from the better eye, ignoring the other. For best lazy eye vision therapy visit Bynocs.

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[battleofthegroundeddungeon]

Training the Gauntlet (Part 1)

with @moe-lazyeye

Part 2 and Part 3

Stonegit: A convenient amount of time had passed from when Stonegit had shattered his own arm against the face of Central's Vidar in retribution for harming Tree's son. The Rebellion's healers had done an excellent job patching him up.

However...

He was no longer twenty, and it showed this time, glaringly. A lifetime of breaking his body in recklessness had caught up two decades later, and there wasn't time enough, or healers skilled enough, to ever fully undo the amount of damage done.

Kiri's cousin had been exceptionally kind to help Stonegit begin the process of reworking his entire method of fighting through careful, and even gentle training. But war, demons, and ill doers were always on his horizon. Stonegit knew he would have to be ready for it all. So it was time to test what he had learned on a less...predictable...training partner.

After ensuring Blunt would be able to hold the fort with the Haddock children, Stonegit sought their father in the throne room.

"Egil..." He said once, and then carefully lifted up a training sword, his expression both inviting and expectant. "Humor me?"

Egil: "Humor you?" Egil said, glancing at the training sword. He stood up from the throne and walked down the dais steps towards Stonegit. He didn't have a training weapon, nor wear a sword like his father had, so he'd have to go to the armory or courtyard to grab one.

"I can humor you, I suppose," he said with a smirk betraying his next words. "How many dragon riders does it take to ignite a torch?" And with barely a pause: "None. The dragons do it for them."

Egil trotted off the final step of the dais and proceed past Stonegit to retrieve the tools for sparring. Anything to get him off the throne, he welcomed. And Stonegit's offer did, indeed, appeal.

Stonegit: Stonegit couldn’t fully stifle his visceral reaction to what must have been a deliberately terrible joke, as he gave a strained exhale. "Your wit is as sharp as my eyesight." He said as he turned easily to follow him.

As he did so, he passed his training weapon to Egil, which was far shorter, pointed, and round in edge compared to any other traditional viking sword or dagger Egil had ever seen. "Your thoughts?"

Egil: Egil took it up and examined it as he kept walking. "So this is what you've been working on, I take it? Sorry I haven't like... had the time to attend to you recently." He tested its weight. "Rather different than what I'm used to you using. Or... anyone, I think."

Stonegit: "Wilder East design," Stonegit offered in explanation. "A relative of my friend Kiri has been helping me..." he chewed his words. "Reworking my job approach." He slowly gave Egil a side eye. "I guess you could say my axe isn't going to...cut it these days..."

Egil: Egil ignored the last comment. Handing the training weapon back to Stonegit, he said, "And how's that rework going?"

Stonegit: "I figured testing it out on you would be the best way to answer that." Stonegit replied.

Egil: At this point, they had reached the courtyard. Egil didn't directly answer Stonegit, but stepped off to find a training weapon. He came back shortly later with a sword, then raised his eyebrow as though to ask if Stonegit was ready to begin.

Stonegit: Stonegit gave a low, careful exhale. It was the first time in a while he didn't feel confident about a training match with Egil. Winning wasn't nessecarily the problem, that ship had long sailed ever since Egil had become a young adult and honed his craft. This time the lack of confidence steamed from not knowing how well he'd handle the bumps and bruises that came with a sparring match, which was a very new, very unpleasant feeling.

He settled in his stance though, one that accommodated his new weapon instead of his usual axe, and nodded to confirm his readiness.

Egil: Egil made the first attack. Wrist rotating, arm whipping forward, he drove the blade toward Stonegit's shoulder.

Stonegit: No more direct blocks Stonegit reminded himself as he set his blade against Egil's to parry it to the side. Use the opening. Draw in close and- thwhack!

Stonegit blinked watery eyes as the broadside of the training sword struck the bridge of his nose. His arm had jotled painfully despite his movement, and Egil's quick follow up had slipped past him as a result. "Faaaack" Stonegit growled in a delayed reaction as he gripped at his brow.

Egil: Egil disengaged, his hit complete, waited a few seconds, then made a second attack.

This one was lower, closer to Stonegit's right hip.

Stonegit: Thankfully, Stonegit hadn't chosen to pulverize his leg bones recently, so he danced out of the way. He gave Egil a look of mock disapproval over the lack of verbal confirmation of a new round, although it was laced with a renewed spark of competition now. "You are entirely too eager to beat me with a stick." He chastised him as he pointed his dagger like sword again.

Egil: "Well, you asked for it," Egil said with an amused shrug, though he did give a pause this time, and wait for Stonegit to initiate.

Stonegit: Stonegit held up his other hand as if to relent his point. "I should have known better." He regarded the hand, and then begrudgingly placed his weapon in it. It had been suggested to him to get used to left handed blade work to help spare his arm. Stonegit supposed there was no sense to keep avoiding it. "Alright...have another go. I'm afraid I've been regulated to defense only...for now."

Egil: "Now just remember, you're asking for it," said Egil, and took another go, aiming higher. He didn't believe in going soft for Stonegit; if this was meant to be a test, either it succeeded or failed, and Egil would do his part to put the test through the works.

And Stonegit wasn't wrong. It felt a little good to 'beat him with a stick.' Got the stress from everything else out.

Stonegit: It was probably revenge.

Haddock had been vigilant training Egil, with a high stress on form and precision. As one would expect with royal training. Meanwhile, Stonegit had introduced the rough and dirty side of a fight that Egil could face with an opponent. Both aspects critical. This had resulted in many light whaps across the back of the head, forehead pokes, and infuriating moments where the bodyguard had reached out and either handed Egil something he took on instinct, or simply snatched the weapon out of his hand.

These instances had rapidly dwindled over time, and now Stonegit found himself in moments like this. Getting batted around like a sack on a rope.

There had been no ruse though. Stonegit knew he was going into an already difficult challenge, only now with a handicap. But it was nessecary.

The more Egil won, the more his weaknesses were exposed. Which meant Stonegit could fix them, and make a fight count when it was for real. When his children's lives depended on it.

....

Didn't make it any less frustrating though.

The man, after a longer boute that was still tragically short of their usual length, caught another jab in his bad arm, and then shin when he tried to skip backwards.

With a hiss and growl, Stonegit paced in a brief, hobbling circle. "Frigga!" He cursed.

[bhartieyefoundation]

Lazy eye or amblyopia: Meaning and Symptoms

Read more: https://bhartieyefoundation.in/What-is-amblyopia-(Lazy-eye).html

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