Binocular vision dysfunction, or BVD, is caused by a subtle physical misalignment of the eyes that forces your brain and eye muscles to constantly overwork just to keep images in sync. […]
BVD Eyes vs. Healthy Eyes: What’s the Difference?
Binocular vision dysfunction, or BVD, is caused by a subtle physical misalignment of the eyes that forces your brain and eye muscles to constantly overwork just to keep images in sync. […]
What you may be experiencing is binocular vision dysfunction (BVD), a condition where your eyes and brain struggle to work as a team. […]
Binocular vision dysfunction, or BVD, happens when your eyes send slightly mismatched signals to the brain, making it work overtime to patch together one clear image. […]
The discomfort you feel from motion sickness can be from a sensory mismatch, where your brain receives conflicting information from your eyes and your inner ear. […]
Dizziness while driving can be connected to how your eyes and brain work together, a condition that can often be managed with the right support discovered during an adult eye exam. […]
An eye doctor can diagnose BVD through a complete binocular vision exam that measures how your eyes work together as a team. […]
Binocular vision dysfunction (BVD) occurs when the eyes struggle to work together as a team, sending slightly different images to the brain. This causes the brain to work overtime, leading to a variety of symptoms.
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Yes, eye strain can cause dizziness by sending mismatched signals from your visual system to your brain. […]
BVD can be difficult to recognize because its symptoms mimic other conditions, from anxiety to migraines to balance issues. But when your eyes aren’t working together properly, even everyday tasks like reading, driving, or walking through a crowded space can become exhausting.
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Vertigo can be a concerning and unsettling experience, especially when it strikes while you’re behind the wheel. For many drivers who experience vertigo, understanding the triggers and managing the symptoms is crucial for both safety and peace of mind. When there is a gap between the movement around you and how your brain processes that […]

Find us just south of the Sheridan & Glen intersection, across the street from Walgreens, on the same side of the road of Peoria Notre Dame High School.
To contact our Vision Therapy department, please call 309-396-8889 and choose Option #1.
You can find our office on North Cummings Lane, right next door to Rock Valley Physical Therapy. We offer plenty of parking in front of our clinic with accessible parking stalls.
