What is the cause of eye fatigue and tearing with new glasses?

Hello: It may be a problem with the power of refraction, or it may be the wrong lens, and then the new glasses need a certain adaptation period, because the light transmittance of the new film is relatively high, and the eyes need an adaptation process from not seeing clearly to seeing very clearly.

Changing new glasses has an adaptation process, the eyes have to work hard to adapt to the new lenses, blurred vision, brain energy consumption, insufficient blood and oxygen supply, and naturally dizziness. However, once you are not comfortable for more than 1 week, then you must go to refraction quickly to avoid the consequences of sharp vision loss due to the discomfort of the lenses.

When wearing glasses, the eyesight is generally corrected, and if you can read the words on the blackboard clearly if you wear 500 degrees, you should not wear 400 degree glasses. At this level, you have to wear glasses all the time, you do it right, but don't wear it at 400 degrees for a while, 500 degrees for a while, it will strain your eyes. As soon as you put on your new glasses, you will feel sore and uncomfortable, so you need to go to the shop where you are dispensing glasses to check whether the interpupillary distance between your eyes is accurate, and whether the distance between the lenses and your eyes needs to be adjusted.

The first is not to wear glasses of different powers.

If you say that you go to re-optometry and the glasses are fine, it can only mean that it is a psychological problem, and I have always thought that it is suitable for the original, so it is difficult to adapt to the new one! It is also possible that the original spherical surface is now replaced by an aspherical surface, which is not very adaptable! It is recommended that you get used to it!

Also, the thickness of the lenses also needs to be adapted!

Why do I feel tired when I put on new glasses? Then you just have to go to the hospital and ask the ophthalmologist.

With the new configuration of glasses, there will be a transition period, and there may be dizziness when you first wear them, so it will be fine after two or three days of silk screen printing.

First of all, find the reason for optometry, often if the prescription is not correct, it will lead to discomfort, due to individual differences, even 25 degrees will cause discomfort. Secondly, perhaps due to the fitting, the inconsistency of the interpupillary distance, pupil height, and the wearer can also cause discomfort. Because the optical center point of each monofocal lens** is the luminosity required for the prescription, once the optical center point and the wearer's pupil deviate, it will cause overcorrection or undercorrection.

This can be determined that the degree is wrong, and it is usually too high!

Well-behaved, small things are not annoying, and then find a relatively large optical store to re-check the degree

I'm dizzy, what kind of glasses are you? It's a mess! You've also found a regular optometry center for optometry.