My vision is so blurry for the past months ;-; It wasn’t that blurry till now I can’t really focus and understand words anymore I can’t see them, they look blurry
Sudden vision changes could be caused by many different issues, some simple and some more complex, but either way, if I was going through what you described, I would contact my primary doctor to make them aware and see what they recommend in case it's a systemic issue. And I would get my eyes checked to see if it's a vision issue. Let me know what you find out.
Both of my parents needed glasses. I used to get away with wearing glasses when I needed to but now things aren’t as sharp when I wear them and words are blurry so now I wear them all the time.
In 2019 I got glasses because far away things started getting more and more blurry and I got headaches so now I have glasses and I wear them all the time, apart from when masks fog them up they're fine 👍
I don’t understand the sun exposure thing bc whenever I’m in the sun more I see better. I use to go to the beach every week for a couple hours and I’d take my glasses off and it was still a little blurry but I could see farther than before
Being outside will cause your pupils to constrict which will give you a greater depth of focus, kind of like a pinhole effect, but damage can still be done in and on the eyes from the sun. Keep those sunglasses on!!
@@TrueFocusEyeCare oh, I never complained about the patches. I started wearing glasses between years 2-3 and I'm now in year 9, Also I never Iiked having the eye drops
Sounds like me, too. Though I have the lowest prescription in my family, I'm still 20/400 without my glasses. 🤦🏽♂️ That's why I became an eye doctor, so I could try to prevent others from becoming as bad as me!🤓
That's not how that works, but I can undestand how it can be percieved as that. Too much minus power or too little plus power can cause headaches and strain. But if I go in the other direction of too little minus or too much plus, it will just cause blurry vision. Either way, glasses are a tool to get the job done, so if you can get the job done at 20/50, then you don't need the extra tool.
So i need help.. in some lighting, i cant see far away- like at all. I’ve also been experiencing some signs of astigmatism (double vision and seeing lights wrong). I love watching things at theaters, but i can never do that because of those 2 things. I also cant see the whiteboard from the back of the classroom. I tried on my moms glasses and i could see very well. Do i need glasses and should i get them?
It all depends on your eyes and needs. If you notice that you are having issues with seeing what you need to during your daily routine, then I recommend that you get your eyes checked by an Optometrist or Ophthalmologist.
Remember, it's only for the better in the long run to know how your body is doing, the good and the bad. The more you know about your body, the easier it is to take care for yourself. If you are seeing flashing lights, then I recommend that you get your eyes checked to make sure that everything is okay. I recommend that you watch this video as well: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2JOfVU0DESg.html
Bro EVERYONE on my moms side of the family wears glasses, I seriously can’t think of anyone who doesn’t, even my 7 year old cousin, but then me and my brother don’t
There are still odds that all kids won't have to need glasses. I wish I got the good side of those odds. I will pray that my kids do though, so far, so good.
Hi, I was wondering if you knew how to help me because I had an eye test a few months ago, but idk whether my vision is the same. I keep getting very sore dry and watery eyes every day, and at school I can’t see the board from the middle and back row. Is this my vision or something else? Thanks
Could be vision or maybe allergies or dry eyes. Both can make your vision blurry, but it is usually temporary. I would get a second opinion to know for sure.
for the past week or so I've been having trouble reading/ seeing things less than two feet in front of me. i went in for an eye exam and when she had me pick lenses she said I kept picking the ones with no prescription after a bit of hesitation. i bought +1 reading glasses on amazon and they seem to be helping me with the blurriness/ focusing issue, however they make things far away blurry so i cant see it as a long term fix. I'm going back in a few days with my mom since they're gonna dilate my pupils, since she said something about my muscles in my eyes working to try and focus, leading to the headaches I've been getting
im also allergic to tree pollen so its allergy season. my vision problems seem like they happened overnight but I've never had problems with my vision as a result of my allergies
It could also be a convergence issue (where your eye muscles are having a hard time keeping your vision stable when looking up close). I would recommend finding an eye doctor near you who provides NeuroLenses. It's worth looking into. Hope this helps!
Of course! Many of us see children as young as 6 months old. Then it's recommended to be checked again at 3 years old then before 1st grade. After that, one eye exam a year or every other year depending on the health.
@@livingwithdezz1880 glad that you found something that works for you. Can you please tell me what features are in the lenses that make your eyes more comfortable?
Sounds like you are going through a lot with your eyes. I recommend eye exams for all ages whether or not they need glasses. This is to make sure the eyes are healthy and performing it's best in any type of enviroment. Glasses may or may not be the answer, but an eye exam would be very helpful in determining what is causing these issues.
