php111
10-08-2008, 04:35 AM
Hello, everyone!
I am new to this forum. I am not really sure what section this should go in so I am going to post it here in this chat room. Moderators/Administrators, please move it to it's proper location. Thank you.
I was searching on Google for brain forums. Just a generic search. What part of the brain that controls the eyes? As I understand the brain pretty much controls almost everything if not everything on how we function, am I right or wrong?
Why do I want to know the part that controls the eyes? Well, I am 26 now. When I was a little boy, I was pretty much out of control and I fell on my head and my eyes and I refused to strength up the muscles and such in my eyes. I did go for eye surgery last year on muscles. It did correct the eyes muscles but in most part my muscle movements still rolls up on me. A different eyes doctor said it can be the part that controls the eyes are dead in my brain. He was not a brain surgeon. He did tell me normally that part of the brain cannot be restored over the years. Is that true or not true? I believe it's not true. I believe there might be chances that it can be restored. I am no doctor. I don't work. I am only saying what I believe. What I believe could be wrong. If it can be restored, what is the process? Well, thank you for any replies.
I am new to this forum. I am not really sure what section this should go in so I am going to post it here in this chat room. Moderators/Administrators, please move it to it's proper location. Thank you.
I was searching on Google for brain forums. Just a generic search. What part of the brain that controls the eyes? As I understand the brain pretty much controls almost everything if not everything on how we function, am I right or wrong?
Why do I want to know the part that controls the eyes? Well, I am 26 now. When I was a little boy, I was pretty much out of control and I fell on my head and my eyes and I refused to strength up the muscles and such in my eyes. I did go for eye surgery last year on muscles. It did correct the eyes muscles but in most part my muscle movements still rolls up on me. A different eyes doctor said it can be the part that controls the eyes are dead in my brain. He was not a brain surgeon. He did tell me normally that part of the brain cannot be restored over the years. Is that true or not true? I believe it's not true. I believe there might be chances that it can be restored. I am no doctor. I don't work. I am only saying what I believe. What I believe could be wrong. If it can be restored, what is the process? Well, thank you for any replies.