Common Vision Problems From Traumatic Brain Injury

Dr. Levi Zurcher, FCOVD, a neuro optometrist in Olympia Washington, discusses common vision problems caused by traumatic brain injuries. Among the most common vision problems associated with traumatic brain injuries are sensitivity to light, decreased peripheral vision, poor binocular vision, double vision and visual midline shifts. These vision problems are treated using a combination of prism glasses, tinted glasses, syntonic light therapy, and vision therapy.
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[@cindymobley8926]

I see double after about 30"-32" and beyond which is great that i see up close fine. Also, for example, some things bother me for no apparent reason. Today i saw a license plate that i just couldn't look at. It had 2 letters on the left, a space, and 4 numbers. Don't remember the numbers, but the two letters were KX and my eyes just wanted to freak out; not sure if it was because they were different, but looked close to the same or if they seemed to make a center between them and my eyes wanted to fix on them but it was then i couldn't seem to look away.

[@VernonRhem]

I had stroke eyecto right is doulbe and cant study eye to left it affects my balance

[@myobmyob2215]

What do we do about it
Can neuro opthmaligy help
4th crainal nerve why is this tbi eye problems such a taboo secret docs wont address its like the most devasting injury they act like it some sort if crime instead

[@oglelaura]

My doctor gave me a referral to physical and occupational therapy at a clinic that treats brain injury. I just got started and so far I have vision exercises to do at home. I started taking creatine for headaches and it's a game changer. Good luck to you. I hope you find good support!