What is "Myoptic Astigmatisim".?
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Myopic means that the eyeball is shaped so the light's focal point of vision reaches just anterior to the surface of the retina. This creates blurry vision of things that are far (they reach in front of the retina) but close things that reach the retina are clear. \nAstigmatism is an uneven surface of the cornea. This uneven cornea causes vision to be uneven, blurry and hazy. \nI had both of these, my whole life. When I was 26 I had lasik and it corrected both my myopia and astigmatism. It was the best thing I ever did and I love being able to see.
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Strabismus.  Tend to focus with one eye.
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You can get glasses for myopia over the counter. Tesco, amongst others, sell them  and they have the maginification factor on a sticker.\n\nHowever, with eyesight, and the fact that your eyes may differ, it's best to consult an optician.
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You hit the nail on the head.  I have severe astigmatism in one eye and slight astigmatism in the other.  If I don't wear the proper contact lenses in each eye my vision is extremely blurry and eventually I will get a headache.
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astigmatism is problems seeing perfect ( U BARELY SEE FROM A DISTANCE), u see blurry and during the night this situation gets worst
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Your astigmatism is pretty high.  I don't know your specific situation, but there are contacts available (both soft and rigid RGPs).  The problem with soft toric contacts and your high astigmatism is that they have to be oriented on your eye very precisely - if they rotate at all, you'll get blurry vision.  (And most soft torics rotate.)  RGPs may be a better option for you because they don't rotate as much.  If you are really interested in contacts, pursue it more aggressively with your eye doctor.  He/she may not fit a lot of RGPs, but may be able to refer you to someone who does.
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The way the eye works is NOT the same as pixel resolutions. Blurred vision such as for myopia is due to the shape of eye and the shape of the lens such that the focus does not fall on the retina. It has nothing to do with resolution in the computing sense. \n\nThere's a good diagram here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Myopia.png
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Try AMO Complete solution. You should check with your eye dr. before resuming contact lens wear though.
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i also have myopia and astigmatism and i've been wearing contacts since i was 12. the only visible diff. between toric contacts and the regular ones are the three lines near the bottom. they're about the same in comfort as the regular contacts... dry eye is the usual prob for me. but you get used to it. i got an extended wear pair that i change every 6 months.
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LASIK surgery, where a thin layer of the cornea is sliced... so that the image that you see no longer falls short of the retina, but is directed to it due to the different angle that the light is refracted.
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ask ur doctor...they can get u that..or ur optometrist
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most people call that a muscle spasm.  sometimes it could be a neurological problem, but I know a lot of people who have that at times.  Who knows why?  Maybe you were squinting too much and the muscles are tightening on their own now.
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one that i have "seen" is a test for visual acuity using raman scattering of a laser.  \n\nthe scattered dots seem to "move" to an unfocused eye !\n\nalthough it cant be used to quantify visual acuity, it is a quick test if someone needs a vision prescription !
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I've had this done, and astigmatism fixed at the same time - ten years ago, though. Hurt a bit after the anaesthetic wore off, but the worst part was the smell of burning during the procedure!\n\nGreat vision for several years, but now need reading glasses. Some minor hazing around bright lights in the dark.\n\nIt worked for me but I'd never 'recommend' it to anyone else because experiences vary so widely - just a decision you have to take for yourself. I'm happy with the results... I can ski or swim and still see people!
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Some people have trouble with toric contacts (for astigmatism).  They have to sit a certain way on your eye and if they rotate at all, it can make things pretty blurry.  The lenses have something that's kind of like a weight on the bottom so that they sit straight on your eye.  There are a couple of different designs, so if one doesn't work for you, your eye doctor may try another.
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It's nearsightedness.  The convex lens formed by the eye's own lens and the curvature at the front of the eyeball determines the focal length.  A concave lens corrects the problem by increasing the focal length.
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I would go with something with "opti" in the beginning. I'm not really sure what you are looking for...is it an eye drop solution, or antifungal solution or what??