SYMPTOMS & SIGNS OF POST-TRAUMA VISION SYNDROME

• Binocular Vision Difficulties
• Accommodative Dysfunction (focusing problems)
• Convergence Insufficiency
• Slow Blink Rate
• Poor Ocular Fixations and Pursuits
• Unstable Ambient Vision (confusion in busy visual environment)
• Increased Myopia (due to high focal state of regard)
• Light Sensitivity
• Blurry Vision
• Diplopia (double vision)
• Objects Appear to Move
• Poor Visual Concentration and Attention
• Asthenopia (eyestrain)
• Balance or Postural Problems
• Photophobia (light sensitivity due to an over-stimulated focal visual system)

• Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation may include the design and prescription of therapeutic and / or compensative lenses or prisms, selective occlusion, neuro-optometric rehabilitative vision therapy, and other medically necessary visual modalities and strategies to enhance and/or rehabilitate disrupted visual function, and to re-establish a more normal ambient-focal vision relationship.