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Ocular Tendonitis
This website is dedicated to individuals who suffer from ocular tendonitis, a newly described clinical entity affecting millions of people in the United States and around the world.
Ocular tendonitis is associated with straining of the eye muscles to which the tendons are attached. Because eye muscle strain can occur due to the frequent and repetitive movements of the eyes looking from monitor to the keyboard, people who work with computers have a high incidence of ocular tendonitis.
Dr. David Sucher conducts research on eyestrain and has authored five articles in the American Academy of Optometry and a recent article in the American Optometric Association Journal. His interest focuses on eyestrain as it relates to not only headaches, but also to reading disabilities, sports vision and vision ergonomics.
Dr. David Sucher graduated from the University of California, Berkeley and continues to practice in the San Francisco/Oakland Bay Area.