Whether you fell off of a bicycle, were in a car accident, or suffered a stroke, any injury to the head and brain can lead to a range of vision problems.

Because every part of the brain is involved in vision in some way, a brain injury of any severity can create a wealth of problems.

When the vision problems are severe, they are obvious: the individual will complain of doubled vision or words moving on the page.

When the problems are subtle is where the challenge lies; there can be a variety of symptoms that might not seem to be associated with one's vision, such as experiencing headaches, dizziness or nausea, motion sickness or even difficulty with balance or movement.