New Help & Treatments For Visual Dyslexia in Loughborough Leicestershire

LEICESTER, U.K. - Jan. 17, 2022 - PRLog -- Visual Answers In Quorn and Barrow Upon Soar main specialism is as Behavioural Optometrists and Visual Processing Specialists based in Loughborough, Leicestershire (UK).

They have been involved in Dyslexia screening and the diagnosis, treatment and management of Visual Dyslexia (also know as Meares-Irlen Syndrome, Irlen Syndrome, Visual Stress and Scotopic Sensitivity Disorder).

The carry out specialist eye tests that include assessment of eye-tracking, eye-dominance, eye-coordination together with  computerised colour sensitivity testing, colorimetry and the prescribing of glasses with coloured lenses and precision-tinted filters for the treatment of Visual Dyslexia.

Visual Answers have been using a highly successful protocol for over 25 years that is endorsed by the Society of Coloured Lens Prescribers and The Medical Council. In addition they can recommend eye-exercises and can use other interventions that do not require the use of coloured glasses, coloured overlays or filters for the treatment of Visual Dyslexia. They have successfully treated well over 1000 clients from all over the UK and also from as far away as Singapore and Spain.

Symptoms of Visual Dyslexia vary but common sign and symptoms include:
Learning Difficulties
Concentration & Memory Issues
Organisation problems
Eye-Visual Fatigue
Light Sensitivity
Pattern Glare Symptoms
Headaches and Migraines
Misreading words
Jumping words
Slow reading speeds

Visual Dyslexia has also been associated with the following conditions:
Dyslexia
Dyspraxia
AD(H)D
Autistic Spectral Disorders (ASD)
Photosensitive Migraine
Photosensitive Epilepsy
Head Injuries
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS)
Hyper-mobility and connective tissue disorders

To find out more about how Visual Answers Loughborough can help children, students and adults with Visual Dyslexia call them of +44 (1509) 414151 or +44 (1509) 416800 or email info@VisualAnswers.co.uk.
More information can be found on their websites http://www.Dyslexia-eye.co.uk and http://www.VisualAnswers.co.uk