Lazy Eye

Amblyopia (lazy eye) causes blurry vision in one eye. Eventually, a child’s brain starts ignoring the blurry eye and only uses the stronger eye to see.

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A lazy eye, also known as amblyopia, usually develops in early childhood and affects between 2–3% of children. Amblyopia often runs in families. It is a treatable condition if it's caught early, but can cause vision loss if left untreated....

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Lazy eye or amblyopia occurs when your two eyes aren't in sync, but identifying and treating this condition early can prevent any long-term vision issues.

Amblyopia also known as lazy eye can occur as a result of a number of conditions that prevent the eye from properly focusing. When it occurs one eye has trouble communicating properly with the brain. This results in the brain favoring the other eye.