Lazy Eye (Amblyopia): Don’t Ignore It Too Late! | Dr S Manna MS, DNB#part 2

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[00:00:00]vision.

[00:00:01]Why would the brain [music] intentionally ignore a perfectly healthy camera?

[00:00:05]One cause is a major difference in vision. If one eye sends a fuzzy image while the other is crisp, the [music] brain gets confused. Another cause is misalignment. When eyes point differently, the brain receives two conflicting pictures leading to severe double vision. To solve this chaos, the brain takes [music] the easy way out. It simply mutes the weaker video feed only dealing with one clear picture. This fix helps the child see clearly in the moment, but it breaks their ability [music] to use both eyes together destroying their depth perception.

[00:00:36]A child's brain is highly adaptable, much like wet cement, but these visual pathways eventually set and harden usually between ages 7 and 10. If that muted connection isn't forced back open before the concrete sets, [music] the brain permanently deletes that pathway.

[00:00:52]This is a stealthy condition. Keep