gaze stability

Gaze stability refers to the ability of your eyes to keep focused on a specific point, even when your head or body moves. It involves complex coordination between your eye muscles and the brain to maintain a steady visual image, preventing blurring or slipping of what you're looking at. This function is essential for activities like reading, driving, or sports, ensuring visual clarity and awareness of your environment. When gaze stability is disrupted, it can cause dizziness, blurred vision, or difficulty in tracking moving objects.