Visual dyslexia is simply having reading problems because of problems seeing the words being read.

Below are some of the more common problems.

 Visual problems involving motion

• Seeing words as if behind a waterfall or in snowing conditions.
• Seeing letters as if they jitter (such as bouncing or moving back or forth).
• Seeing words as if they seem to move below or above the page where only a few are in focus at any one time.

Visual problems involving missing information

• Letters missing at the beginning or end of words.
• Letters missing in the middle of words.
• Parts of letters missing in an horizonal manner such as all letters missing their top, middle or bottom.

Transpositions and reversals

• Letters are present but not in their proper order.
• Letters appear as their mirror image.

Visual stress causing a physical response

•  Headaches
•  Clenched teeth
•  Tightness in different locations
•  Sleepy feeling 

 See Right Dyslexia Glasses remove the cause of the visual problem/s  allowing you to see words in a sharp, stable, uniform and focused manner.