If you’ve tried numerous remedies and visited multiple specialists without finding relief from frequent headaches and eye strain, you may be a good candidate for Neurolens. At Primary Eye Care of Arlington & South Main in Arlington and Memphis, Neurolens can help correct eye misalignment and provide clear, comfortable vision. Schedule an appointment today to see if Neurolens is right for you.
Neurolens for Eye Strain & Headache Relief
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Are you suffering from eye strain, headaches, or neck pain on a regular basis? You may be surprised to learn that these are symptoms of eye misalignment. Most people don’t know about eye misalignment, but they can certainly feel the painful and uncomfortable symptoms it causes!
What is eye misalignment?
Your two eyes work together to send visual signals to your brain, which combines them to create what you see. Even though you have two eyes, your brain produces a single, unified image—a process known as binocular vision. When your binocular vision is healthy, your eyes are properly aligned, allowing you to see one clear, focused image.
When your eyes are misaligned, it is called binocular vision disorder (BVD). BVD can place significant stress on the trigeminal nerve, the largest and most complex nerve in the brain, potentially leading to a condition known as trigeminal dysphoria. Spending long hours on digital devices like computers, tablets, and smartphones can worsen the issue.
What are the symptoms of eye misalignment?
If your eyes are misaligned, you may experience headaches, eye strain and fatigue, dry eye sensation, neck and shoulder pain, motion sickness/feeling off-balance, poor depth perception, clumsiness, blurred or double vision, difficulty reading, sensitivity to light, and even restless sleep. These symptoms are uncomfortable and can impact your work and your life.
What is Neurolens?
At Primary Eye Care of Arlington & South Main of Arlington and South Main, we offer a breakthrough solution known as Neurolens, the first and only prescription lens that contains a contoured prism to bring the eyes into perfect alignment. Contoured prisms can relieve eye strain, headaches, and neck and shoulder pain experienced by many while reading and using digital devices.
How are Neurolenses prescribed?
The first step is to schedule an eye exam with an eye doctor at Primary Eye Care of Arlington & South Main of Arlington and South Main for Neurolenses. Our team will utilize the Neurolens eye-tracking device to detect and measure eye misalignment. The testing is quick and completely painless—nothing touches your eye at any time.
Our eye doctor will then review the test results with you and prescribe your new Neurolenses. Neurolenses are customized with your eyeglass prescription, and they are premium lenses. That means they come standard with an anti-reflective coating and are made of high-quality, durable materials.
Even if you don’t currently rely on prescription eyeglasses to correct your vision, Neurolenses will still alleviate the pressure on your trigeminal nerve and provide you with relief from the painful symptoms of eye misalignment. Many patients report that Neurolens has been life-changing!
What Neurolens can help with
Eye misalignment
Eye misalignment can force your eyes to work harder than necessary. Neurolens gently corrects misalignments, allowing your eyes to focus more naturally and comfortably.
Digital eye strain
Symptoms like blurry vision, dryness, and fatigue are common with extended screen use. Neurolens supports natural eye alignment, making screen time more comfortable.
Headaches
Eye strain can trigger frequent headaches. Neurolens helps reduce visual stress at its source, easing headache symptoms.
Neck and shoulder tension
Misaligned vision can affect posture and cause tension in the neck and shoulders. Neurolens encourages a more natural head position, helping relieve muscle discomfort.
Dizziness
When your eyes send conflicting signals, it can affect your balance. Neurolens provides steadier visual input, helping reduce feelings of dizziness.
Dry eye
Strained eyes can worsen dry eye symptoms. By reducing the effort your eyes need to focus, Neurolens can improve overall eye comfort throughout the day.
Light sensitivity
Overworked eyes often become overly sensitive to bright light. Neurolens helps your eyes relax, making light exposure easier to tolerate.
Finally get lasting eye strain & headache relief
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