i have a very high sight of -6 of both the eyes.and its not constant\nitis increasing i think.
135310
That's not a question you should be asking us, you should be talking to your eye specilist.
620564
It is because they increased the strength. My eyes are going bad, so everytime I go in they increase the strength and my vision in reading is always blurred for a couple of days.
489218
It sounds as if the muscles are noit working properly.  See a doctor and ask for a referral to an eye surgeon...;
521137
well at night, your other senses arent as useful as your sight so. at night your eye sight doesnt get better but when it looks at movement it reacts with a more exagerrated appearance
622224
Try improving your use of the other five, first.\n\nIf you are using all five effectively, attending to social cues, and focusing on being a productive and effective member of your community, if you are not "blind" in your 6th sense, you'll "see" things more clearly.
104176
64 is very high (normal is around 12-14).  I assume your doctor knows about this and is treating you accordingly.  (Sustained high pressure can lead to glaucoma.)
36405
It sounds like you may need glasses.  Make an appointment with your eye doctor and he/she will be able to tell you exactly what you need.
237176
See an eye doctor.\n\nIt might be something on the lens, or it might be something on the retina. Or it might be some completely different thing.
649928
Its because of the chlorine. that fine and normal. Try some eye drops.
631295
No its actually common. I have the same thing. Mine is a spot though. You might have a cataract. Go get it checked out just to be sure. most likely its nothin.
304596
You could be having spasm of the muscles around the eye. You first need to diagnose the cause and treat it if necessary. If there is nothing, try botox
594519
Hi I have those too.  I was listening to a natural doctor on AM Radio and he told another lady to go to the eye doctor just in case it was something different, but that there isn't anything that can be done for them.  They are just annoying.
232490
That's crazy dude... I see weird stuff out of the corner of my eyes too. I also sometimes get a glancing view of something, but it isn't really there when I look closer. We're both fucking nuts!
628059
Haha...yeah! I go to the doctors, and they say I have 20-20 vision...but I know for a fact, that when I look at things far away...they are somewhat blurry. My right eye is worse than my left. So I finally went to the doctor. And without straining I tried to guess the letters. I got one wrong and the guy was like..ooo! You need glasses! So I got a prescription with only the right eye...like, there are lenses, but only the right one helps me see better...if that makes sense. So yeah...I have glasses, but I don't use them.
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I would think too much time has gone bye. I would think glasses would help. A friend of mine lost his eye when he was fishing and got the hook in the eye.  He had a glass eye and it did not bother him to look out of only one eye.  But I am not a Dr.
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I have had that problem.  I asked my optometrist about it once.  They told me that it is normal.  It's a combination of a couple of factors:\n1.  Your eyes are trying to accomodate for the lack of light by adjusting to the dark.  This causes your pupils to dialate, which causes blood to flow more rapidly through your eyes, which over-stimulates the optic nerves.\n\n2.  Minor visual hallucination:  Your brain is trying to fill the void with images, trying to make sense of the newly-limited input filtering in.
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Well, I don't know the specifics of your problem, but I can offer a bit of an explanation of what your doctor said.  Glasses wouldn't help you because the lenses for each eye would be dramatically different.  Since you're very near-sighted in the one eye, you would need a very strong lens that would ultimately make the image on your retina much smaller than the image on your other retina.  If these two images are very different sizes, your brain can't put them together into one image and you see double.  If both of your eyes can be corrected to 20/20 vision, I would ask your doctor (or another doctor, if you'd like a second opinion) if LASIK is an option for you.  This could possibly bring your very near-sighted eye close enough to the other eye so that your brain would be able to make a single image.