Amblyopia, or lazy eye, is an eye disorder that reduces vision. The brain suppresses inputs from the weak eye and relies on the good eye for seeing, developing improper binocular vision.
Amblyopia is caused by the disruption of eye-to-brain communication, which the experts try to solve with various amblyopia treatments such as patch therapy, surgery, or the latest fun-filled video game therapy. It typically develops in early childhood and may cause serious vision defects with amblyopia advancement.
To approach the correct amblyopia treatment, it is very important to diagnose the cause of amblyopia. Your child may have amblyopia due to the following:
The lazy eye treatment includes
Our cloud-based Bynocs vision therapy software is games based program that is a fun way to adjust a child’s vision. The video games are specially designed with dichoptic theory to reverse binocular dysfunction of eyes by presenting color-contrast images to both eyes. The contrast for a weak eye is higher than the other eye so as to restore the binocular vision of the eye, i.e., the capability of the eye to see, move and perceive visual images together without any aberration.
The children have to play 30-40 minutes games 5- times a week. The fun-filled activity is enjoyable hence children hardly skip their turn for therapy. And regular treatment helps in the fast management of amblyopia and restoration of normal vision. The initial improvement can be seen in 2-weeks.
Patch therapy is the most traditional way of amblyopia treatment. However, patch therapy has certain demerits, for example:
Also, some parents refrain from cataract surgery on their child at a tender age and postpone it until adolescence, which advances amblyopia in a child.
Our game-based treatment bypasses the above demerits and helps counter amblyopia in a smarter and more effective way. You can choose us for the following reasons:
Wondering if your child has amblyopia? Schedule a checkup with your ophthalmologist now and ask for Bynocs game therapy treatment. Learn more about Bynocs or our game-based treatment HERE!
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