Question 1

I'm wondering if there's any harm in wearing zero power glasses when I'm on the computer or driving. Are there any benefits or drawbacks to using these non-prescription glasses in situations like that? Just trying to figure out if there's something I should be aware of.

Accepted Answer

yes you can take it

Question 2

I've been getting these frequent headaches recently, and it's starting to really bother me. My vision feels kind of heavy, and my right eye's been hurting ever since I started wearing glasses with cylindrical power. I'm worriedcould this cylindrical power in my glasses be causing all of this?

Accepted Answer

thats unusual,visit your doctor for appropriate management

Question 3

I'm a bit confused about my recent eye test results. I went to Titan Eye and they said my vision is 2.00 on both sides, so I ordered glasses based on that. But a few days later, during a family checkup, another eye test showed my vision as 1.50. When I asked Titan Eye about this, they mentioned that a variation of 0.25 or 0.50 is normal and suggested that wearing 2.00 glasses wouldn't harm my eyes. But I'm not quite convinced. Is it really okay to wear glasses with a slightly higher power, like 2.00 instead of 1.50? Do you think its better to stick with a 1.50 power for reading, or should I consider progressive lenses? I've tested with another doctor who also said it's 1.50. What's your advice on the best route to take here?

Accepted Answer

You go according to ophthalmologist opinion , sometimes technicians may not do it properly.. .minor variation will be there in all test, its interobsever variation.... Results also depends on type of test whether it's just a chart test or slit lamp test..

I'm dealing with an eye stye for a few days now, and it's really painful and bulging. It's on the inside corner of my left eye, and I'm not sure how to get rid of it. Could you advise on what I should do to ease the pain and help it go away?

yes,visit your foe appropriate management

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I'm wondering if there's any harm in wearing zero power glasses when I'm on the computer or driving. Are there any benefits or drawbacks to using these non-prescription glasses in situations like that? Just trying to figure out if there's something I should be aware of.

I've been getting these frequent headaches recently, and it's starting to really bother me. My vision feels kind of heavy, and my right eye's been hurting ever since I started wearing glasses with cylindrical power. I'm worriedcould this cylindrical power in my glasses be causing all of this?