I m dizzy and uncomfortable with glasses, who will help me! 5

It must be that the prescription of your glasses is not well matched.

It's just too high.

So you're dizzy.

It's normal for your degree to get worse day by day.

Your eyes will get used to this height, and the number of glasses will deepen day by day, and this kind of thing must not be tolerated.

Pay attention to your own body.

Be sure to talk to your parents about the situation.

If you have time, you must go to the hospital to see it again.

Otherwise, a small myopia will ruin your life.

What a pity.

Does your new pair of glasses have additional ingredients such as astigmatism in addition to high prescription?

If it is with astigmatism, it means that your eyes are not suitable for the eyes with astigmatism, eyes, head, it will naturally be very uncomfortable, you should feel it when you wear glasses, you have to understand one thing, not the doctor gives you glasses prescription and the effect is suitable for yourself, you have to experience whether you are not suitable for yourself when you audition, and then tell the doctor in time, if not, that is, whether you are studying with excessive eyes, If you don't protect your eyes well or the light you use is too poor (especially if you're using a desk lamp in the dark), then you'll need to adjust those according to the situation.

In high school, studying is very heavy, you must pay attention to the combination of work and rest, don't let your eyes rise rapidly, massage around the eye sockets, will reduce the pressure on your eyes a lot. If the power is not very high (250 or less...) Be sure to pay attention, don't bring glasses when you can't use them, usually close your eyes and recuperate, etc., some doctors say that it's good to always wear glasses, and it's easier to take off a belt (if you believe them very much, I can't help it, what I said above is a personal experience, I just hope you can learn from it reasonably), but always wearing glasses will eventually form a life that you can't take off your eyes...

I have said a lot of miscellaneous things, I hope you can help.

Go to the hospital and have a look.

If you want to get rid of your glasses, go to a major hospital and get a laser.

Take good care of it after doing it, and don't be short-sighted anymore.

Always let your eyes rest, don't get too tired, otherwise it will deepen, eat green vegetables, red and yellow fruits.

I cured you, how much money do you give me, don't say anything else, give me a number.

1. It may be that the prescription of the glasses is inaccurate, that is, the refraction is not accurate, for example, some people are teenagers and they do not have dilated pupils, or they do not go to a regular place to refraction, so it can lead to the power of the glasses, or if there is astigmatism, the astigmatism axis is incorrect. Therefore, optometry must go to a regular place, it is best to have optometry in a hospital, and if you are a teenager, you must also dilate your pupils to refraction, so as to be able to get an accurate prescription of glasses.

2. It may be that the frame is not selected well, such as too large or too small, and then the interpupillary distance is not suitable, that is, the distance between the pupils of the two eyes is not done correctly, so that the eyes are not in the optical center of the lens, which will also cause dizziness.

3. If the prescription is also correct, and then the frame is better or dizzy, there may be a problem that the distance between the lens and the cornea is incorrect. Under normal circumstances, it is generally about 14mm. If you get too close or too far away, it can also cause dizziness.

At this time, you can ask the technician with glasses to break the nose pad, and you can adjust the distance between the lens and the cornea, that is, the distance between the lens and the eyeball, and adjust it appropriately may be able to relieve dizziness.

4. If there is no problem with the above, it may be because I have not been wearing glasses, and I may be a little uncomfortable and dizzy when I first start wearing them. If this is the case, you can wear it for a period of time, for example, wear it for a few hours and then take it off, gradually increase the time you wear glasses, and gradually adapt to it, and you may not be dizzy in the end.

1. The prescription of the new glasses has changed from the prescription of the old glasses, and there may be slight dizziness and eye swelling when wearing.

2. The longer the eyes get used to the distance and frame data power of the old glasses for half a year or more, the longer it will take to adapt to the new glasses after changing to the new glasses.

3. If you originally wear spherical lenses or aspherical lenses, you may experience slight dizziness and eye swelling due to changes in the optical principle of vision.

4. Since the original glasses with or without nose pads are now replaced with glasses without nose pads or with nose pads. Discomfort occurs due to changes in the distance between the eyes and the glasses.

5. When the small frame, the middle frame and the large frame are swapped, it will also be uncomfortable due to changes in the field of vision and pupil height.

6. The change of field of view when the framed, frameless, and half-frame are exchanged, and there will also be discomfort.

7. Under the reason that ordinary myopia glasses are not suitable. Sunglasses themselves have the effect of weakening light, and wearing myopic sunglasses when the light is dark (such as in a room, etc.) will cause an increase in intraocular pressure, which can lead to dizziness.

8. When wearing myopic sunglasses with large frames and large arcs, the greater the radian, the greater the distance between the center points, and when the optical center distance of the large frame is greater than the interpupillary distance of the human eye, some people will experience dizziness when they wear it.

9. Friends who wear myopic sunglasses for the first time will have dizziness in some people, and they can adapt to it after wearing it for a period of time, which is mainly related to the sensitivity of the eyes.

10. There is also glaucoma that can make you dizzy when wearing sunglasses, so I won't explain it in detail here.

It is well known that patients with myopia wear glasses and dizziness occurs from time to time. As soon as you get a new pair of glasses, you will feel dizzy when you put them on. When you get used to wearing new glasses, you will also get dizzy when you wear old glasses.

In real life, the most common problem is dizziness with glasses, so what's the deal with dizziness with glasses? There are several reasons for this. Next, let's take a detailed look at the reasons for these aspects.

Reason 1: Optometry and 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. Formal medical optometry is a rigorous and complex process, which requires glasses according to the comprehensive function of the human eye.

Reason 2: Old glasses "transform" your eyes. Some myopia patients have accurate optometry and processing data, and the glasses are exactly the same as the prescription, or the new glasses are exactly the same as the old glasses, but they still get dizzy when wearing the new glasses.

This is because the old glasses have been remodeled in the process of long-term service, and some people use the old glasses that have been severely deformed, the temples are not on the same plane, and the optical center area of the lens will deviate from the interpupillary distance measured by the glasses at that time, and the eyes will slowly adapt to the deviation. Comparing the two can cause uncomfortable symptoms.

Reason 3: Changes in glasses styles. The structure of the new glasses and the old glasses may not be the same, and the angle of the glasses may not be the same, which will cause differences in vision and cause symptoms of dizziness after wearing the new glasses. After a short period of adaptation, the condition usually returns to normal.