A concussion isn’t just about headaches and dizziness—it can also significantly impact vision. Since the brain processes most of our visual input, a concussion can disrupt eye movements, focus, depth perception, and balance.

How Concussions Affect Vision

After a concussion, many experience:
✅ Blurry vision and difficulty focusing
✅ Double vision from poor eye teaming
✅ Tunnel vision and peripheral awareness issues
✅ Sensitivity to light and motion
✅ Dizziness due to visual-vestibular dysfunction

Why Traditional Lenses May Not Help

Progressive Addition Lenses (PALs) can actually make symptoms worse by increasing peripheral blur, eye strain, and dizziness. Instead, single-vision or task-specific lenses offer better stability and comfort.

Tools for Recovery

🔹 Vision therapy exercises
🔹 Prism lenses to reduce strain
🔹 Lens flippers for flexibility training
🔹 Protective eyewear for prevention

If you've suffered a concussion and are struggling with vision issues, don't ignore the symptoms. A tailored visual rehabilitation plan can help restore clarity and balance!

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