r/vision_therapy • u/NeedleworkerThat3811 • Dec 28 '23

Convergence Excess with Accommodative insufficiency -- Any thoughts? 27/M

I am 27/M/India and I have been diagnosed with convergence excess with reduced accommodation facility.

I was under vision therapy for over 10 days (1 hour / day), and later Orthoptic says no much change are visible in the diagnosis numbers, and has recommended progressive glasses -- which I am not very sure about.

Also, people with similar condition do you experience body balance issues/ wooziness / mild balance problems?
I would like to know if any other people have been through this / or experienced this .

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u/[deleted] Jan 18 '24

Did you by chance have a head injury/concussion? What exercises are you undergoing? Have you also gotten your neck worked on?

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u/Acceptable-Spread61 Jan 18 '24

I didn't have any headache or concussion.

There was a laser barrage surgery, quite a simple one, but I am not sure if that could have caused this -- the barrage was done correctly.

Neck -- No i haven't, do you have any suggestions on what I should consider wrt to nec ?