Visual field loss and its management

The visual field is a space in which multiple objects can be seen simultaneously by our eye that is steadily fixed. Daily activities such as reading, driving and shopping can all require a healthy visual field. When our visual system is functioning correctly, the brain tells us quickly where an object is in space and what it is. Being aware of our physical surroundings is essential.

Visual field loss is caused by traumatic brain injuries, autism, stroke and neurological diseases. Stress or fatigue also cause a person's functional visual field to constrict.

Visual field loss and its management in PRIMARYCITY

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How can visual field loss affect your life?

  • You might frequently bump into objects like door-frames
  • You might find it difficult to move into crowded areas
  • You may have unsteady balance in walking
  • You may have problems finding objects on desks
  • You may skip lines, repeat words and have trouble navigating a page while reading.
  • Daily activities such as driving, grocery shopping become difficult.
  • You may have a hard time judging distance and speed of objects.

If you experience any of these symptoms, after a thorough visual field evaluation, our eye doctor can prescribe a proper treatment and management plan to improve your visual function. To schedule a visual field and functional eye exam in CITY, please call 111-222-3333.

What is visual spatial inattention?

What is visual spatial inattention?

A visual spatial inattention is a deficit of awareness and attention to one side of space. Even though the patient has good vision, half of their visual world no longer matters to them. In most cases, the neglected side is the left. There is a tendency for the patient to bump into things on one side and not pay attention to things on that side. Their mental images are half as well, not due to a problem with vision, but due to a problem with consciousness.

Common Questions

There are steps that can be taken to help reduce the risk of visual field loss in people with a history of traumatic brain injury (TBI). These may include wearing protective headgear to prevent injury, seeking medical attention promptly if an injury does occur, and managing any underlying health conditions that may increase the risk of TBI.
There are many resources available to support people with visual field loss and their families. Low vision clinics and rehabilitation programs can provide specialized evaluations and treatment for visual field loss as well as providing local resources, a deeper understanding of how visual field loss impacts the patient, and referrals to other parts of the care team. Assistive technology such as software, lenses, or devices can aid people with visual field loss in accessing information and communicating more effectively. Furthermore neuro optometric rehabilitation including lenses and therapy can help the patient improve their visual function and peripheral vision. Specialized buses and paratransit services are available to assist people with visual field loss in getting around. Moreover, there are financial assistance programs available to help pay for low vision aids and other expenses related to visual field loss. If you or your loved one is experiencing visual field loss, call us to schedule an evaluation today at 111-222-3333. We are proud to be a leading provider of advanced eye care for patients from CITY, SECONDARY1, SECONDARY2, and SECONDARY3.
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Schedule a neuro optometric eye exam today

Visual field loss severely impairs your vision and ability to perform daily tasks. It can be caused by traumatic brain injuries, autism, stroke and neurological diseases. With a functional visual field test, our eye doctors will be able to provide you with the most appropriate treatment and tools to improve your visual function and manage or treat your condition.

Call us today at 111-222-3333 to schedule a visual field and functional eye exam. Patients with visual field loss and vision deficits visit our clinic from all over STATE, and we are proud to be a leading provider of neuro optometric rehabilitation services for patients from CITY, SECONDARY1, SECONDARY2, and SECONDARY3.

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