what are the options for eyesight repai?  what are the pros and cons of each?
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See clearly method. I think it's on emule too. It costs a lot and usually doesnt do anything, but always that chance.\n\n\nlasic surgery. it usually works beautifully but costs 2000$ for both eyes and in rare cases can leave them very sensitive.
637340
I had my vision correction surgery done about a month ago. So far there is no significant side effects except for I've got my eye-sights back. ^_^\nBut I have been experiencing some dryness and my night vision is somewhat weaker. I would suggest you to consult with an ophthalmologist since each person's vision and healing condition really varies.
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I paid $1800 per eye at a very respected clinic.  I love a good bargain, but not when it comes to my vision.  Some of the cheaper places that charge less than $1000 per eye are using a lower quality machine and the risk of having problems like seeing halos around lights at night or even blindness increase significantly.
1111384
Lasik is the way to go. All the other "natural Methods" may improve the sight while you do the exercises but once you quit, it goes back to how it was before. See your local Ophthalmologist.
1018757
Wow, that's a deep question, but with failing eyes of my own due to diabetes, I have thought about it and concluded that I would rather have my hearing than my eyesight.  Because after all, if God is willing, I will always remember what I have "seen" in this world, but without my hearing, I might not hear an intruder coming towards me, or following me, or the birds chirping, or a child crying, a river stream, or rainfall..... Yep, I can always remember what I have seen, but I want to "always be able to hear them"...........hope this helps, and good luck to you.
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The Pros: \nLCDs are Compact, sleek and stylish.\nLess strain as there is no Radiation.\nU can fit a bigger Screen for the same space.\nless power requirements.\n\nThe COns:\nExpensive\nFragile\nSlower refresh rates make it less utility for High speed action games/motion/animation or fine test, Video/image editing. But they r getting better.\nThey need careful handling.
372963
I wear Contacts. It will be better so you will be able to see all your blind spots clearly without your glasses getting in the way.
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read info at http://www.preventblindness.org/TN/TN_LWSL_part2.html and if you see anything at that site which might describe your problem you need to see a vision specialist. Good luck !
303252
I work for an optometrist that also comanaages laser patients. I've probably met at least 150 people that have had it done. That vast majority love it and have had excellent results. Usually, the worst I've seen are cases of chronic dry eyes. That doesn't mean there aren't risks, they are just low. Do your research to find a good surgeon and ask lots of questions. Remember you may need touch-ups and if you are young, you will need reading glasses at around 40-45 regardless.
681490
Anything with vitamin A in it. While it hasn't been proven to strengthen your eyesight, it will at least help maintain it.
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I don't think so.  I have terrible eyesight.  I can't even see the big\n"E" on the eye chart!  I am very nearsighted.  I am in my mid 30's and have had the same prescription for several years now.\nI think it's because I do as much reading as possible without my glasses and I don't wear contacts anymore.  My sister, on the other hand, gets a new prescription every year and it's always worse.  I have heard of some kind of eye exercises advertised on the radio that supposedly restore at least some sight.  I'm sorry I can't be more specific.
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Far-sightedness, you mean? You would need reading glasses. You can also get laser surgery, but as we get older, we will almost all need reading glasses, even if we have surgery to correct our vision. You can get one eye corrected for closer vision and the other eye corrected for far vision. They say you get used to it.
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http://www.linkstohouston.com/html/Houston_Health_L2K_Medical/Optical_Vision_Eyewear/\n\nLists local docs.
744055
I tried multi focal and they are really difficult to get used to.  I went back to mono, its easier  to change spectacles than keep moving your head around to keep the image focused in the "sweet spot" in the multis....:D
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I wore contact lenses for 31 1/2 years and tri-focal glasses for 10 years.  My vision was 20/1000!!!!! I had lasik surgery last September and found it to be a miracle!!!! My vision is 20/25 and I can read things I was not able to read since I was a small child!  There are NO aftereffects whatsoever.  This procedure does not last a lifetime, and will necessitate further procedures (depending on the original-blade or bladeless surgery) and maybe that is where the silliness of causing blindness in old age comes from.  I would SERIOUSLY consider a consultation.  They are usually free and will answer all of the questions YOU have.  In the long run, it is a small price to pay for sight!
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I had laser vision surgery a few years ago in one of my eyes. I didn't get it done in the other because I wanted to be able to read without glasses with one eye and see in the distance with the other without glasses. It worked out well for me this way and I never need glasses (except sunglasses). I haven't need any kind of maintenance after the 1st couple of visits. Locally it costs about $500 per eye but it probably will be different by where you live. You will have to ask an eye doctor about your other questions but keep in mind you only have to get one eye done if you still want to be able to read without glasses. Good luck.
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Hi. You could start here : http://www.mellesgriot.com/products/optics/oc_3.htm\nMay not be the best for everyone.