Recently, I got a new pair of glasses, but I feel dizzy when I wear them

I've seen patients who wear -300 degrees to -600 degrees for a long time, so it's not surprising that you wear one that increases -150 degrees, many cases can cause dizziness, just use your original lenses to change your frame and you will feel a little uncomfortable, in the case of making sure that your refraction is correct.

Slight dizziness can disappear after a week of adaptation.

If you have moderate dizziness, it is recommended that you go back and let him do some plastic surgery according to your original lens, and if the dizziness is reduced, go back and get used to it.

If you have severe dizziness, it is recommended that you go back and re-opt your photopower, and if the photopower is correct, ask him to subtract some of the photopower appropriately and give you enough photopower in two sessions.

Who gave you optometry? Why did you add such a height number at once? I think that man is really unprofessional... I don't say that the degree is wrong, but as a person in our industry, we generally won't add 150 degrees to you all at once, so I can't adapt to it at all!

Go to the store and ask him to lower the power for you...

You can't use your eyes to adapt to the mirror! Isn't that ridiculous? The power is wrong! The shopkeeper is fooling you!

This is normal! You're now at 400 degrees, and you can't get used to it with eyes as high as that! You stay for a few days, and if it continues, you can check it out!

When you first wear new glasses, you will feel a little dizzy.

It's okay. It's good to get used to it for a while

It's been three days, and this reaction is definitely not normal. It means that this degree is too high, and I can't adapt to it, so I need to readjust it.

Generally, the adaptation period of a new pair of glasses is 7 to 15 days, that is, within 15 days is to be carried to adapt, at the beginning of the adaptation must first look at the distance, after the distance adaptation, and then look at the near to adapt, if you say that your degree span is relatively large, then the adaptation time will be longer, you can wait until a week later, if you are still dizzy and uncomfortable, you can go to your glasses to see.

This reaction is a bit abnormal in three days, and it is recommended to contact the store for re-fitting.

It's best to ask where you have glasses, see what kind of situation you belong to, if the data is normal, listen to the advice of professionals, and adapt to it at a distance, medium and near distance;

Or maybe it's because the prescription has changed too much compared to the old glasses, so it will take longer to adapt to it.

Feeling dizzy with new glasses may be caused by wearing too many prescriptions. If you wear glasses with a high number of heights, it can cause eye fatigue, which can cause eye fatigue symptoms, and in severe cases, it can also cause dizziness and other reactions.

If the glasses only check the prescription, and do not do the main eye, binocular vision balance and other comprehensive refraction, it may lead to a high prescription of the new glasses, which can cause the patient's discomfort symptoms. In addition, although some new glasses are accurately matched, when making glasses, the interpupillary distance of the new glasses is deviated, which can also cause users to experience dizziness and discomfort.

There are also some users who have accurate glasses, but when wearing new glasses, it may be temporarily uncomfortable, and it will also cause temporary dizziness, but after adaptation, it can return to normal.

Precautions for opticians

Prescription glasses must go through procedures such as optometry, try-on, etc. As prescribed by the doctor, dilated refraction should be done if necessary, especially for minors and first-time spectacles. After the optometry, ask for an optometry sheet.

Because optometry is easily affected by emotional and physical conditions, it should be refractioned twice within a few days to achieve scientific and accurate optometry results.

Pay attention to the choice of material for glasses: Generally, spectacle lenses are divided into resin, glass and crystal, and both lenses and frames should have a shelf life. If lenses, frames, and frames are imported materials, they should have an import commodity inspection certificate.

Plastic lenses are very popular with students because of their light weight, but they also have high maintenance requirements.

If the temperature exceeds 60 degrees Celsius, due to the different expansion rates of each layer at high temperature, the lens will be damaged to a certain extent, and then become blurred, and its wear resistance coefficient is significantly lower than that of the glass lens, so consumers should pay attention to the protection of the lens when wearing it.

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1.The power is inaccurate and the interpupillary distance is incorrect.

2.It may also be that the eyes themselves are overly sensitive to sudden changes in light, and it may be enough to get used to it for a while.

3.The frame clamps the head. The centrifugal force generated by the nose dragging on the bridge of the nose causes your blood vessels to be blocked, resulting in cerebral hypoxia.

4.Maybe your prescription is wrong, I don't have this situation with glasses. I suggest you go and check it out.

5.Generally, the glasses that have just been fitted will have dizziness After a few days, it should be normal to be able to adapt to it It should be normal If not, it may be that the interpupillary distance is not right when the lenses are fitted, and there will be dizziness and eye swelling If the astigmatism is large, do not wear glasses without rim The above is my experience.

There are many reasons for this, it could be a problem with the optometry glasses, it could be that the old glasses have "remodeled" your eyes, or it could be that the style of the glasses has changed. If the symptoms are not obvious, it is generally not suitable for a while, and the uncomfortable symptoms should be relieved and disappeared in about a week.

The new glasses without astigmatism will only affect your vision and will not cause dizziness. Now this situation should be the pupil distance is not correct (interpupillary distance), that is, the two eyes are looking straight ahead, the distance between the center points of the two eyes is incorrect, and there is a problem with the power, and inaccuracy can also cause dizziness. Find a large optician or go to the ophthalmology department of a large hospital to re-optometry and get glasses, and keep the list for later use.

If it is glasses which I put on in a regular place. That may be the beginning of this kind of discomfort. It'll be fine in a few days.

However, if you are dizzy all the time, then you have to go to the optical store again to see if it is not matched.

The main thing is that you have adapted to the spherical lens, and now you will feel uncomfortable wearing aspherical lenses, and if you see something deformed, it means that this mirror is not suitable for your current situation, it is recommended that you do it again and adapt it again, with a pair of comfortable glasses, which is good for the eyes.

Don't just use it, as that will make your eyes worse.

Let's have some surgery, okay?

Maybe you don't need to wear glasses.

Because wearing glasses also requires a run-in period, during which we will experience dizziness, so we don't have to worry about dizziness if we have dizziness, it is the eyes that are running in with the glasses. When wearing new glasses, you will feel dizzy and may have problems with your optometry glasses.

Some people still feel dizzy after wearing new glasses for many days, or even half a year, and even have myopia getting higher and higher, and headache, nausea, vomiting, lack of concentration, neurasthenia and other symptoms from time to time after wearing glasses. This can be caused by inaccurate refraction and substandard glasses. This is because simple computerized refraction does not accurately reflect the prescription of glasses in people with myopia.

Myopia patients are equipped with glasses, not only to simply check the degree of myopia and astigmatism, but also to check whether there is eye disease, binocular vision balance, monovision ability, discrimination of the main eye, interpupillary distance and other professional examinations. Formal medical optometry is a rigorous and complex process, which requires glasses according to the comprehensive function of the human eye. Glasses also have parameters such as top power, interpupillary distance, cylindrical axis position, etc., which must be consistent, otherwise it will directly affect the effect of correcting vision, cause visual fatigue of users, and thus aggravate vision loss.

This can be caused by inaccurate refraction and substandard glasses. This is because simple computerized refraction does not accurately reflect the prescription of glasses in people with myopia. This can be caused by inaccurate refraction and substandard glasses.

This is because simple computerized refraction does not accurately reflect the prescription of glasses in people with myopia.

Interpupillary distance is very important in the process of glasses, so before fitting new glasses, you must carefully dilate your pupils, and be able to re-check the interpupillary distance, and it needs to be reminded that every time you wear new glasses, the indicators must be re-checked, especially for children and adolescents in the long body, face shape and eye changes are relatively large, and interpupillary distance is an important data that cannot be ignored. If the distance between the eyeball and the lens is different, and the image size is different, you can adjust the pupil height and adjust the distance between the glasses lens and the eyeball by adjusting the height and bias of the nose pad of the glasses. Several pairs of glasses are dispensed according to a person's data, and there will be a little data error.

If we are wearing a new pair of glasses, the break-in period for the eyes to be in the new glasses is about a week.

That's because there will be a period of adaptation to the brainwaves without ** brain waves for a long time.

Because it will always be uncomfortable when you just put it on, and it will take a period of time to get used to it.

Because the glasses you just put on will be a little uncomfortable, and it will be no problem for a long time.

Because the glasses that have just been put into it are not yet adaptable, it will have a process of adaptation.

Because your eyes haven't adapted to the new glasses yet, that's how it goes.

As there is no problem with the eyes, the glasses that I am wearing now will cause vertigo.

Because the glasses are freshly fitted, the eyes are not yet well adapted.

Because the glasses that have just been put on are not adaptable, I will feel a little dizzy.

Because the eyes haven't adapted yet, it's good to wait for the eyes to get used to it.