Waching daily Sep 25 2018

Hi, I'm Dr. Mark Rosner

and I'm the Director of Education and Research at Vision Specialists of Michigan.

If you found this video, it's probably because you've been suffering from symptoms like

headache, dizziness, anxiety, or panic especially when driving or in a crowd.

And you've seen a lot of doctors, had a lot of tests

tried a lot of treatments and medications and you're still not better

and you're still searching for some relief.

Well, we might have the answer you're looking for.

I'll bet you and your doctors didn't know that a very small vision misalignment

can be causing problems with your eyes working smoothly together

and can be the cause of all of these symptoms

and that using special eyeglasses with aligning lenses

is all that's necessary to get you feeling better.

So, how small is the misalignment?

This person has a large misalignment and they have double vision.

However, if the misalignment is very small, they look like this.

They look normal right?

It's so small you can't see it with your eyes,

but it's there and the body has to work really hard to correct it

but that correction only lasts for a fraction of a second

and then the misalignment returns

the body corrects it again

and then the misalignment returns again.

This back-and-forth motion causes the eye muscles to get very overused

and they get tired and sore which causes headaches and pain in the face

and has been confused with migraines and sinus problems.

The out of alignment back into alignment cycle happens very fast

and makes people dizzy and anxious.

Your brain thinks things are moving when they really aren't.

Now some people say that letters look like they're shimmering or vibrating.

When stopped at a traffic light, they feel like their car is going backwards.

They can also experience nausea, motion sickness, trouble with gait,

and balance stability, and they can be clumsy.

they've been told they have vertigo or Meniere's disease

or anxiety or panic disorders when really it's just a vision misalignment.

Many of our patients have neck pain

and the reason for this is if the eye misalignment is vertical

where one eye is seeing slightly higher than the other

then one way to realign the image is to tilt your head.

Since most of the misalignments we find are vertical,

most of our patients do have a head tilt.

Reading can be very challenging

as one eye is trying to read one line of text

while the other eye is trying to read the line of text next to it.

No wonder why it can be so hard to comprehend what you've just read.

This condition is really interesting in that different people get different symptoms

and different amounts of symptoms.

Some people get all the symptoms while others get just a few.

You may be curious as to why no one has ever told you about this condition before.

The answer is quite simple.

The standard tests used to find the misalignments just

aren't sensitive enough to find these really small misalignments.

So if the test says you don't have the misalignment

then that's what the doctor believes to be true

but now you know better.

Is what I've been describing sound a lot like you?

Want to find out if this might be the answer you've been searching for?

We've developed a questionnaire that can pretty much tell us if we can help you.

Go to IsItMyEyes.com and fill it out.

It takes less than ten minutes and

someone will contact you in the next couple of days to discuss the results.

Maybe all you need to feel better and live the life you were meant to live

is a pair of special aligning glasses.

Wouldn't that be wonderful?

Thanks for your time and I hope this was helpful.