Amblyopia Lazy Eye Exercise 2.6

About Amblyopia

Amblyopia, commonly known as lazy eye, is a visual system disorder characterized by poor or limited vision in an eye that is structurally normal, or disproportionately to associated physical abnormalities. Studies estimate that 1–5% of the population is affected by this condition.

Amblyopia occurs when visual stimuli are not effectively transmitted through the optic nerve to the brain over an extended period. Typically developing in early childhood, it often leads to diminished or blurred eyesight.

While amblyopia usually impacts one eye, it is possible to have reduced vision in both eyes if both do not receive clear visual input. Early identification of this condition significantly enhances the likelihood of successful treatment.

• How to use Clear Dots
• Tap the red dot on the screen to clear it automatically.
• Each exercise round lasts 5 minutes. Remember to take breaks after each round.

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