Do you ever get a headache after a day at the computer?

Do your eyes often feel tired or heavy, even if you can see well?

Do you notice that reading tires you out, making you lose your place, or struggling to maintain attention?

Does your child avoid reading or tire quickly when reading?

Have you changed glasses, but the discomfort hasn't gone away?

If you recognize yourself in even one of these situations, it's possible that the problem isn't the prescription, but the way your eyes work together.

Common, often underestimated ailments

Many people live with daily symptoms such as:

recurring headaches

eye strain at the end of the day

difficulty concentrating

slow or tiring reading

unstable near vision

feeling tired even with apparently good eyesight

In children and adolescents, these signs may manifest as:

poor academic performance

refusal to study or read

poor posture during homework

decreased attention span

These problems are often attributed to stress or prolonged use of smartphones and computers. In reality, the cause can be visual and functional.

When the problem isn't "how much you see," but how your eyes work

Seeing well doesn't automatically mean seeing without fatigue.

There are situations in which:

the two eyes do not work together efficiently

convergence is insufficient

eye movements are not well coordinated

the visual system tires quickly under stress

In these cases, vision is present, but the visual system functions inefficiently, generating stress, fatigue, and persistent symptoms.

To identify these conditions, an assessment other than the traditional eye exam is required.

What is a specialized orthoptic exam?

A specialized orthoptic exam is an in-depth evaluation that analyzes the functioning of the visual system, not just the quality of vision.

It allows us to evaluate:

how the eyes move

how they work together

how they work at close range

how they respond to prolonged visual effort

It is a crucial exam when symptoms are present, but glasses "seem fine."

Our approach: orthoptic exercises and targeted refractive testing

We have not offered standard solutions since ten tenths.

Each treatment plan begins with a thorough assessment and is tailored to the individual's actual needs.

Personalized Orthoptic Exercises

Orthoptic exercises serve to:

improve the collaboration between the two eyes

make eye movements more efficient

increase visual endurance

reduce fatigue and symptoms

These are not generic exercises: they are adapted to the patient's age, lifestyle, and the type of difficulty encountered.

Functional Refractive Control

In some cases, even a small optical correction, if carefully planned, can significantly reduce symptoms.

Refractive control is always evaluated in relation to visual function, especially for close-up work and prolonged use of digital devices.

Follow-up and Monitoring

The process doesn't end with the first visit.

We evaluate progress over time and, if necessary, modify exercises and solutions to achieve a stable result.

Who benefits from this type of evaluation?

Specialized orthoptic treatment is recommended for:

School-age children and adolescents

University students

Professionals who work long hours at a computer

People with recurring visual headaches

Those who see well but are overly tired

Often, correct intervention leads to tangible improvements in daily life.

Schedule an appointment at our specialized center!

Headaches, tired eyes, and difficulty concentrating shouldn't be considered "normal."

When the problem isn't vision itself, but the way the eyes work, a different approach is needed.

Through specialized orthoptic examinations, targeted exercises, and a thorough refractive check, we've been helping people regain more efficient, stable, and comfortable vision for ten tenths of a century.

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