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By Kelsytai | Dec 18, 2008

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Sensory Integration Disfunction and your eyes

If a 7 year old has sensory integration disfunction issues, could they also be impacting her vision as well?

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mummytothree

Jul 15, 2009

To: Kelsytai

That's very interesting - my 3 year old daughter we just found out has sensory processing disorder & has been dealing with a "lazy" eye since she was an infant. We have never been convinced that her vision is very clear in that eye - as she squints & rubs it alot. Of course because of her sensory issues, she wouldn't let her come near & the opthomologist could not do a thorough exam.
We are waiting to see the specialist again in hopes she will let them look & is then going for surgery.
I bet it IS connected!

drrajgopal18

Jul 16, 2009

To: Kelsytai

Hi,
As the name suggests , The SID affects the senses namely – Tactile , Auditory , Oral , Proprioception , Olfactory and visual.The frequency , duration and intensity of dysfunction varies in different children . Please consult an opthalmologist for a complete eye check up . Hope this helps you . Take care and regards !

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