3-D Movies – Symptoms Impact 25% of the Population (AOA)

(NBC) — Watching 3-D movies gives some viewers such nausea and headaches that they’re forced to leave theaters long before the credits roll.  This new syndrome is being called 3-D Vision Syndrome.

No surprise, this story is growing as more 3-D technology hits the market.  Optometric Vision Therapy can often alleviate the symptoms created by the 3-D experience by improving a person’s binocular (eye teaming) system.

Check out the NBC video with Dr. Dom Maino here

By Dr. Lynn Hellerstein, Colorado Optometrist in Vision Therapy