Binocular Vision Dysfunction

What is one of the hallmark symptoms of Binocular Vision Dysfunction (BVD)?

Double vision (Diplopia), where a person sees two images of a single object.

What symptom of BVD makes it difficult to focus on objects?

Blurred vision.

What can prolonged use of the eyes during activities like reading lead to in individuals with BVD?

Eye strain.

What type of headaches are commonly associated with Binocular Vision Dysfunction?

Frequent headaches, particularly in the forehead or temples.

What does BVD impair that affects judging distances accurately?

Depth perception.

What symptom related to balance may some individuals with BVD experience?

Dizziness or balance issues.

What condition can result from the visual disturbances associated with BVD?

Nausea.

What sensitivity can indicate Binocular Vision Dysfunction?

Sensitivity to light.

What reading difficulty might individuals with BVD face?

Difficulty maintaining focus while reading.

What general visual issue may individuals experience after minimal visual activity?

Visual fatigue.