The age that lazy eye often develops is by age of 7 or be 8 years of age.
Lazy eye can develop as soon as birth to age 7 or even after later ages as well.
Lazy eye also called amblyopia arises when your brain does not receive clear signals from one eye, which causes the stronger eye to be used more, which leads to a weakened vision in your weaker eye.
Lazy eye can be caused by crossed eyes, "strabismus", unequal vision between your eyes, cataracts and eye injuries.
Lazy Eye is considered a disability although having Lazy Eye does not always qualify you for disability payments.
But if the Lazy Eye is severe enough to prevent you from working then you can sometimes qualify for disability payments for the Lazy Eye.
Lazy Eye is often considered to be a visual disability if the vision impairment from the Lazy Eye is significant or if the vision impairment leads to or causes difficulties with employment or daily tasks.
Lazy Eye is also known as amblyopia and is a vision development disorder in which one of your eyes fails to achieve it's normal visual acuity, even when you wear glasses or contact lenses.
If left untreated or uncorrected the lazy eye can lead to and cause difficulties with tasks such as driving, reading, using a computer or performing other work related tasks which require having good vision.
And in severe enough cases, the untreated lazy eye also known as amblyopia can even lead to legal blindness in the affected eye.
A visual disability is a disability that occurs when you have a significant decrease in your visual acuity, even when you use corrective lenses such as contact lenses or eyeglasses, which hinder your daily activities or employment.
People that have severe enough vision impairments including lazy eye or amblyopia can be eligible for social security disability benefits if the vision problems prevent the m from working.
Lazy eye or "amblyopia" is reduced vision in one of your eyes that is caused by abnormal visual development early in your life.
The weaker or lazy eye often also wanders inward or outward and lazy eye often develops from birth and up to 7 years of age and is the leading cause of having decreased vision in children.