Visual dyslexia is simply having difficulty reading and comprehending text due to visual problems . When visual dyslexia exists without other dyslexia problems then removing the visual problems is all that is needed to allow normal reading .
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 horizontal 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.
The result is increased reading speed, accuracy and comprehension that makes reading a much more enjoyable experience.