The Wow Vision Therapy Blog: Severe Convergence Insufficiency - treatment prevents a lifetime of struggle

April 03, 2012

Severe Convergence Insufficiency - treatment prevents a lifetime of struggle

Thanks to his primary care optometrist who identified, diagnosed and referred for proper treatment, this young boy was able to find the help he needed. Ian presented to Wow Vision Therapy with a severe form of Convergence Insufficiency (CI). This condition if not identified and treated would have led to a lifetime of struggle.

Dan L. Fortenbacher, O.D., FCVOD

Apr 3, 2012 9:42:28 PM | Convergence Insufficiency, Vision and Learning, Vision and Reading Issues

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