That depends on the amount of prism, if it is ground in or a press on. Or the base power could be incorrect.

@ it the one that sticks on the back of the glasses

@@matthewheron9738 That is what is making your vision blurry. The stick on prism. We rarely use them due to that problem.

Please visit the Vision Specialist of Michigan website to find a doctor closest to you.

That depends on the problem the person is having after a stroke.

Yes!!! Its like a detachment from your vision. You can see, but it feels off, like things don’t come all together and you have to really focus to focus!! I have the same thing.

Yes you can

Yes

they are only in US, CA and AUS. Nowhere else. I have been researching for past 2 years

@@noelshijilkumar4794 still didn't find anywhere else?

You can still have a binocular vision disorder.

@theneurovisualcenterofnewy882 ty for reply...I believe you, so frustrating..

@@theneurovisualcenterofnewy882 ty for your reply.

Hi Harry. Please make sure that you are seeing a Neuro Visual Medicine Doctor that is trained in the Feinberg Method. You can find the closest doctor to you on the Vision Specialist of Michigan website. Maybe something else was overlooked. All the best.

Your other option is a frosted lens or wearing a patch. Please make sure that you are going to a doctor that has a lot of experience with prismatic correction.

Same bro I was diagnosed with OCD and general anxiety and even depression but it was just slight vertical misalignment in eye that causes anxiety,fatigue and dizziness but non of Indian doctors did all tests and even if they did they did not prescribe any treatment calling it too little misalignment,shouldn't cause any symptoms. They need to educate themselves. This is real crime cuz I have suffered for 4 years with all this.

@emotionalwibes7400 I am sorry for all your pain. It's absolutely horrible being told the problem is not really a problem. It's incomprehensible. Honestly, it also could be a symtpom of other things too and when you list things you are experiencing to a doctor, its like they diagnose you as paranoid. It probably changed the course of your life for a period of time. However you found the answers and I hope you achieve all you aim for!

@@emotionalwibes7400so are you getting treated for this now?? I also been dealing with this for over 4 years and no doctor can tell me what it is I think it’s this I have all the symptoms

Have you gotten that glasses?

Glad that you are starting to feel better.

We are happy you are doing well.

Please contact Dr. Erin Sonneberg in Boynton Beach.

Yes it can get worse with age.

Orbital CT scan showed a thickened left eye muscle. That’s all they can really tell me so far. Still having studies done.

Many patients stay stable with their prism prescriptions.

That task just may be too difficult for your visual system.

We do not use a Neurolens.

They look like regular glasses.

Please visit the Vision Specialist of Michigan website to find a Neuro visual medicine doctor in California.

We are very happy that you are well.

Eye excercises, craniosacral work, osteopathic treatments, kinesiology, all can help over time.

A frosted lens can help. Every case is different. The options depend on many factors.

BVD would not cause flashing lights but the different focusing feeling can be caused by BVD.

24/7 visual disturbance like aura? just guessing, does your condition have anything to do with visual snow syndrome?

Please visit the Vision Specialist of Michigan website to find a trained doctor near you.

Ask your optician to refer you to a specialist department. Your GP won't have a clue (that's what my hospital told me).

I got LASIK as well. Did you ever get relief or help?

@@lukehall373 yes! I got glasses with prism lenses. Now I can drive and be in overwhelming places much more comfortably. Good luck.

@@LavaLampZone oh wow that is so good to hear :) can I ask, did you ever get dizzy/sick of being in dimly lit areas like dark car parks? Sometimes indoors? I feel ok only if the sun is out it sounds weird. I also feel sick reading and watching TV? Do the glasses help with this? I'm currently doing exercises for about a year and a half but nothing has helped? Thank you :)

@@lukehall373 I would get instant fight or flight anxiety as soon as I’d start to drive or pull onto the freeway. Also in large bright areas. I was in Home Depot once and it took everything in me to hold it together from feeling as if id pass out. My best way to describe it would be “hyper visual sensory overload “. My vision was so sharp that it would hyper focus on absolutely everything and not just what’s in front of me. It was like having the vision of Spider-Man X The Matrix all at the same time. Very interesting, yet overwhelming and caused a false sense of danger from not being able to keep focus on one thing. It was almost as if my brain was yelling at my eyes to correct what was already corrected, while my eyes were saying to my brain, “why are you saying we have a problem here when I can see 20/20?” 😂 I know that sounds insane but that’s the best way I can describe it. Go see your optometrist and ask to have a prism lense exam. The moment I put them on, my eyes had never felt so relaxed! An incredible sense of calm flowed through my entire mind and body in that instant. It was an incredible relief.