Vision Changes

About Vision Changes

Vision changes bring people to DrTalks for very different reasons. Needing longer arms to read, eyes that tire after screens, floaters or flashes, blurry vision with MS, a child who struggles to read, or vision problems after a concussion are all things these experts see every day. These talks also go past glasses. The videos show how your eyes are linked to your brain, your gut, inflammation, blood sugar, screen time, nutrition and even mold exposure, and how an eye exam can catch problems elsewhere in the body. You'll find conversations on glaucoma and macular degeneration, vision therapy for kids, MS and the eyes, and migraine with vision changes. Eye doctors, vision therapists and other doctors explain what's actually going on, which tests are worth asking your provider about, from a full binocular vision exam to imaging, and what helps, from vision therapy and the right lenses to omega-3s, antioxidants, red light, less screen time and better sleep.