Jewel City Optometry · Glendale, CA
Binocular Vision Dysfunction & Neurovisual Medicine
Comfortable vision depends on how well your eyes work together—not just how clearly each eye sees.
Binocular vision dysfunction (BVD) occurs when your eyes have difficulty working together to create one clear image. Neurovisual medicine looks at the connection between eye alignment, visual coordination, and how your brain processes what you see.
At Jewel City Optometry, Dr. Arlene T. Yepremian, O.D., evaluates your symptoms and eye coordination to guide recommendations for your needs.
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A closer look at eye alignment and coordination can help clarify the next step in your care.
Start with what you notice
Symptoms worth discussing
Tell us when your discomfort starts, what you are doing at the time, and how it affects your day. These symptoms can have several causes; an evaluation helps determine whether eye alignment or coordination is a contributing factor.
Eye strain
Tired or overworked eyes during reading, computer work, or other close-up tasks.
Headaches
Headaches that occur during or after visually demanding activities.
Visual discomfort
Difficulty keeping your vision comfortable or feeling unsettled in visually busy settings.
Double vision
Seeing two images of one object. Sudden double vision needs urgent assessment.
An evaluation focused on how your eyes work together
Your visit begins with your experience. We review your concerns and use appropriate testing to understand your vision, alignment, and coordination.
Bring your current glasses and a list of medications. It is also helpful to note when symptoms began and whether they occur at near, at distance, or both.
Your history and daily demands
We discuss symptoms, eye and medical history, and activities such as reading, screen use, and driving.
Eye alignment
Testing can assess how your eyes line up when looking at objects at different distances.
Focusing and coordination
Assessment can examine how your eyes focus and work as a team during visual tasks.
Tell us what your vision feels like.
Request an evaluation to discuss eye strain, headaches, or coordination concerns.
Recommendations built around your findings
Dr. Yepremian explains what your evaluation shows, how the findings relate to your concerns, and which next steps fit your needs.
Depending on your results, the discussion can include your glasses prescription, whether Neurolens is appropriate, or further assessment for other causes of discomfort. Your plan includes clear guidance on follow-up and when additional care is needed.
Meet Dr. Arlene T. YepremianRelated care for a fuller picture
Take the next step toward understanding your visual discomfort
Get a thoughtful evaluation and clear guidance from Jewel City Optometry in Glendale.
839 N Glendale Ave, Glendale, CA 91206