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Sharp-eYe
Canada642 Posts
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inReacH
Sweden1612 Posts
And you should probably change your frickin TL ID | ||
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Caller
Poland8075 Posts
I was fortunately referred to an eye doctor by the name of Dr. Steven Shaby, who practices in Connecticut. He disapproves of the surgery and gave me a computer program to work with, 30 minutes or so a day, where I would try and align pictures with the eyes. After a few months I was then referred to do some eye exercises which involved forcing two images on a piece of paper together and back and fro, as well as other stuff. This may have just been for me, but even though I still have a lazy eye when I'm very lazy, it's now unnoticeable by pretty much anybody (except my parents occasionally) and I have no discomfort while doing so. I can focus my eyes very easily and there's no eye pain or discomfort (noticeable, anyways) and I have been playing too much DotA and am still okay for the past 4 years. Here's a website that I found of the program and doctors that use it. http://www.homevisiontherapy.com/doctors_state_index.htm | ||
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pinenamu
United States770 Posts
edit: i don't have the thing where one eye goes to another direction though; | ||
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floor exercise
Canada5847 Posts
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cgrinker
United States3824 Posts
On September 02 2009 03:08 floor exercise wrote: heh maybe your eyes are getting lazy because your race of choice is a little too easy, if you take my meaning.......... Put it in a spoiler, quote it, and TLPDize it. | ||
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Sharp-eYe
Canada642 Posts
On September 02 2009 02:33 Caller wrote: Most eye doctors would recommend surgery for your scenario, which is strabismus. I have this too, so I can relate. The problems with the surgery is that it is mostly cosmetic, expensive, may require multiple surgeries over a few years, and may not even work in the end. I was fortunately referred to an eye doctor by the name of Dr. Steven Shaby, who practices in Connecticut. He disapproves of the surgery and gave me a computer program to work with, 30 minutes or so a day, where I would try and align pictures with the eyes. After a few months I was then referred to do some eye exercises which involved forcing two images on a piece of paper together and back and fro, as well as other stuff. This may have just been for me, but even though I still have a lazy eye when I'm very lazy, it's now unnoticeable by pretty much anybody (except my parents occasionally) and I have no discomfort while doing so. I can focus my eyes very easily and there's no eye pain or discomfort (noticeable, anyways) and I have been playing too much DotA and am still okay for the past 4 years. Here's a website that I found of the program and doctors that use it. http://www.homevisiontherapy.com/doctors_state_index.htm yeah my doc said not to get those, cuz the chances of failure are high. and btw I have to get this software prescribed? | ||
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Archaic
United States4024 Posts
On September 02 2009 03:52 cgrinker wrote: Put it in a spoiler, quote it, and TLPDize it.  Just quoting you does two of them. And the other one does nothing, except in my post.Yeah, I'd recommend seeing an eye doctor, and hopefully they will have some form of exercises. I assume it is similar to physical therapy, just with eyes. Practice, practice, practice, and it hopefully should improve. As to how to practice, hopefully your doctor can tell you that. I am without ideas. | ||
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Sadist
United States7323 Posts
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Sharp-eYe
Canada642 Posts
So there isnt anyone who knows how I can improve my eyes without quiting starcraft? | ||
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foxbearcheetah
United States50 Posts
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Sharp-eYe
Canada642 Posts
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KingofHearts
Japan562 Posts
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Sharp-eYe
Canada642 Posts
On September 02 2009 16:03 KingofHearts wrote: just quit the game for your eye's sake is that such a hard decision to make? if it was that simple, then it wouldnt be a problem, but: 1) its not just when I am on computer, it happens in class, outside.... anywhere. 2) Either way, I am on the computer because of homework...and teachers all want assignments typed.. 3) Iv spent alot of time improving, and I know I can be a hell lot better without this eye problem.. 4) Quitting something ur passionate about is a bit tough :/ Ill prolly just playing once and a while with friends. | ||
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