Lazy Eye
Lazy eye (or amblyopia) is a vision disorder, which is a result of inappropriate vision development during early years. Simply put, it’s when one eye is less developed than the other so the brain starts to rely on healthy eye more. While it may sound as a very niche problem, up to 5 % of children suffer from lazy eye (or more than 130 million worldwide). However, there is good news: lazy eye can be successfully fixed with regular exercises and treatment.
Treatment of lazy eye
Lazy eye can be treated in many ways. Patching and correct refractive correction remain the pillars of lazy eye treatment. These methods are oftentimes considered as passive vision therapy. However, in last decades the active lazy eye training methods are gaining ground. Using different exercises, activities and games you can improve your lazy eye and train your visual system to develop good vision. The key message is definitely this – the improvement of lazy eye is possible and it’s never too late!
Train lazy eye with games
One such solution is AmblyoPlay. It falls in the category of active vision therapy and it uses binocular dichoptic training that engages both eyes while stimulating the lazy eye more. Vision therapy in AmblyoPlay is done through playing games that stimulate the lazy eye and help children achieve results faster because they actually enjoy doing vision therapy. The training is personalized for every kid so all children receive individualized lazy eye treatment they can perform using our app on computer or tablet.
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Vision therapy on computer or tablet
AmblyoPlay is a vision therapy solution for children with lazy eye, mild strabismus or convergence insufficiency that is performed through playing therapeutic games and exercises every day for 30 minutes. It is perfect for the patient’s vision therapy ‘homework’ that they do at home!
