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Old 06-10-2012, 05:25 PM #1
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Default Vision Question

For those who have gone to vision therapy, can you elaborate on your experience. I recently went to an OD who told me that vision therapy was best for people who have double vision or trouble focusing on letters and the like. My problems are more along the lines of headaches, sick feeling, light sensitivity, all of which worsen with exposure to focusing on text, images, lights, TV, etc.

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