BVD & NeuroVisual® Medicine

Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD) is a condition where your eyes are misaligned, sending two different images to the brain. This misalignment can cause symptoms like headaches, dizziness, anxiety, motion sickness, and chronic neck pain.

Symptoms of BVD

• Physical Findings: Neck pain, clumsiness, head tilt.

• Neurological Symptoms: Migraines, vertigo, seizures.

• Anxiety Symptoms: Panic attacks, agoraphobia.

• Reading Challenges: Difficulty focusing, fatigue.

• Driving Symptoms: Anxiety, car sickness, night glare.

• Binocular Vision Symptoms: Double vision, poor depth perception, hand-eye coordination issues.

​​​Causes of BVD

BVD can be caused by facial asymmetry, concussions, or head injuries. It may also be genetically inherited or triggered by conditions like stroke, Lyme disease, or COVID-19.

Misdiagnosis of BVD

BVD symptoms are often mistaken for conditions like anxiety disorders, ADHD, migraines, sinus problems, and more. Proper diagnosis is crucial for effective treatment.

Take the BVD Test

The NeuroVisual® Exam

Our comprehensive NeuroVisual® Exam goes beyond standard eye tests to diagnose BVD. It includes assessments of eye movement, focusing, posture, balance, and more. Even with 20/20 vision, BVD can be present and impact your life.

Prism Glasses for BVD

Prism lenses align the images sent to your brain, reducing eye muscle strain and relieving symptoms. These lenses are custom-fit and may require adjustments over time.

What Patients Say

Patients report significant improvements in symptoms and quality of life after using prism glasses. Check out their testimonials and success stories.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do you know if you have BVD?
  Symptoms include headaches, dizziness, and balance issues.

• How is BVD treated?
  With custom-fit microprism lenses.

• Can BVD affect driving?
  Yes, it can cause dizziness and depth perception issues.

• How is BVD diagnosed?
  Through a specialized NeuroVisual® Evaluation.

• Who can be treated?
  People of all ages, including those with traumatic brain injuries.