Your eyes don’t work alone—your brain plays a big role in how you see the world! Neuro-ophthalmology is a special field that focuses on vision problems caused by nerve and brain-related conditions. When something affects the connection between your eyes and brain, it can lead to issues like blurry vision, double vision, droopy eyelids, or even sudden vision loss.

🚨 Blurred or double vision that doesn’t improve with glasses
🚨 Droopy eyelids (Ptosis) that make your eyes look tired or block vision
🚨 Unexplained vision loss with no eye disease detected
🚨 Frequent headaches or migraines affecting your eyesight
🚨 Unequal pupil sizes or pupils that don’t react to light normally
🚨 Difficulty moving your eyes properly (one eye turning in a different direction)
🚨 Vision changes after a head injury or stroke

👁️ Optic Neuritis – Inflammation of the optic nerve causing sudden vision loss or pain.
⚡ Papilledema – Swelling in the optic nerve due to high brain pressure.
👀 Myasthenia Gravis – A condition that causes droopy eyelids and weak eye muscles.
🧠 Brain Tumors or Strokes – These can affect vision and eye movement.
🔄 Nerve Palsies – Weakness in the eye nerves causing double vision.

Neuro-ophthalmic conditions require specialized care, and treatment depends on the cause:
💊 Medications – For nerve inflammation, immune conditions, or migraines.
👁️ Glasses with Prisms – To correct double vision.
🔬 Surgery – For droopy eyelids or nerve-related vision problems.
🛠 Eye Muscle Therapy – For conditions affecting eye movement.

✔️ Expert Neuro-Ophthalmologists with advanced diagnostic skills
✔️ Specialized Testing to pinpoint brain-eye connection problems
✔️ Cutting-Edge Treatments for long-term vision care
✔️ Personalized Care Plans tailored to your unique condition