Why do I always feel a little dizzy when I wear the glasses that I have just put on?

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.

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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Optometry may not be accurate.

Optometry is the main basis for dispensing glasses. The accuracy of refraction is directly related to the success rate of the glasses formulated.

First of all, the prescription of optometry should be accurate, and the difference between the top and bottom should not exceed the degree of prescription for glasses; Secondly, the axial direction of astigmatism should be accurate, and the general axial difference should be limited to between plus and minus l and 3 degrees; Thirdly, the interpupillary distance should be accurate, and the interpupillary distance should be equal to the optical centroid distance of the lens. If optometry does not pay attention to the above checks, the formulated spectacle lenses will have adverse reactions such as blurred vision, long-term vision fatigue, dizziness, nausea, and even double vision.

It is best to go to a professional eye hospital for optometry, and for children or glasses for the first time, you must use dilated eye refraction to be accurate. You can also check whether there is any problem with the fundus, in short, it is right to go to the hospital. Many opticians are not professional optometrists and do not have good equipment for optometry.

The ** of hospital optometry is less than 100 yuan, which is not expensive but the effect is much better.

Every time I wear new glasses, I will always feel a little dizzy when I first put them on, although the store always says that this is normal, but in fact, the glasses must be comfortable to wear, and there can be no obvious dizziness or visual distortion after wearing. We can't let the eyes fit the glasses, we must let the glasses fit our eyes.

Normal. Because people's acceptance of spectacle correction is not only the physical factor of whether the prescription of the lens is accurate or not, but also the psychological factor. The eyes have become accustomed to unevenness and old glasses, to unclear images.

Now once it is corrected, it is clear, but the eyes always feel a little dizzy and shaky, and I will feel unaccustomed to it.

However, as long as the optometry and processing are correct, after 1 week or more of adaptation, you will gradually accept it psychologically, and you will appreciate the brightness brought by the new glasses. If the child's eyes still feel uncomfortable after more than 1 week of adaptation, you should go to the optical store to check: whether the refraction is correct, whether the lens power and shaft position are processed correctly.

If the gap is too large, it needs to be rematched.

The eyes are delicate and sensitive, and if there is a slight abnormality, you will feel uncomfortable. If the prescription of the new glasses increases, it will indeed take a while to get used to the new prescription. So why do you have vertigo when the prescription is exactly the same?

Because in the process of using old glasses, due to the absorption of ultraviolet rays, contact with greasy, dry erase, etc., the lenses will be yellowed, there are scratches, and the clarity will naturally be affected. Old glasses "transform" the eye over time, changing the eyeball more or less a little. Therefore, even if the new glasses have the same power as the old glasses, the new lenses will feel brighter.

Comparing the two can cause uncomfortable symptoms.

Normal. Any new pair of glasses may experience symptoms such as blurred vision, dizziness and discomfort when they are first worn, especially if they are wearing glasses for the first time. These conditions are generally normal, if after a period of adaptation, such as about a month or so the above symptoms still exist, consider that there may be inaccurate glasses fitting, such as inaccurate refraction power, inaccurate interpupillary distance measurement, etc.

Normal, because the glasses just fit will not be very adaptable, usually can not see clearly, suddenly wear new glasses, there will be a little unaccustomed, eyes also need a process of adaptation, when thoroughly adapted to the will not feel dizzy.

I've had a similar experience myself, every time I change a new pair of glasses, some of them don't feel it, some of them have tight eyebrows, and I can't say what's going on, it's just uncomfortable.

Because old glasses are worn for a long time, the eyes adjust to their power, distance and even shape. So, even if the prescription of the new glasses is the same as the old glasses, it will cause discomfort.

New glasses are generally a little uncomfortable to wear at first, if the prescription is accurate, generally feel normal after about a week of wearing, if you confirm that the eyes are more comfortable when you lower 100° during the insert try-on, it will take you a long time to get used to it.

Sometimes new glasses also need to be used to, usually in about a week. However, if you wear it for about a week, there will still be this situation, then it is considered that it is caused by the inappropriate prescription of glasses, and it is recommended to re-optometry glasses.

Also note:

1. According to the vision situation, if you need glasses for correction, then you must go to the hospital for accurate optometry, and then wear appropriate glasses.

2. Correct daily bad eye habits and pay attention to developing good living habits.

3. Insist on doing eye exercises every day.

Fourth, timely supplement the eye vision nutrients to supplement the nutrients needed by the eyes, so as to better control or improve the myopia of the eyes.

5. Have a certain amount of outdoor activities every day and see more green plants.

6. Check your eyesight regularly.

It's normal to get dizzy for the first few days, but being dizzy all the time could be a sign that your glasses are of poor quality. You can only wear them in class, and you can wear glasses as little as you can. You are pseudomyopia (within 200 degrees).

The more you wear the glasses, the bigger the prescription, try not to bring them, I used to be two hundred, but now I wear six hundred, like yours this degree can completely restore vision. To restore your eyesight, you must do the following:

1.Try not to wear glasses, unless you have a special need, and take them off as soon as you are done.

2.Look far away, and your brain should keep thinking "you want to look into the distance" while looking

3. Do more eye exercises, do more, do it seriously!

Be sure to take care of your eyesight!! Otherwise, you'll regret it.,I didn't pay attention to it before.,From recoverable pseudomyopia to irreversible true myopia.,I regret it.,Hey.。。 It's late!

Personally, I feel a little dizzy when I just go up, but it's not big enough to fit in; The more I wear the glasses, the deeper the prescription becomes, and I only wear them when I go to class or watch TV, and I haven't seen the prescription improve in a few years now. Now there is a kind of corrective glasses, which seems to be called Yi Anyi, and I heard that it is good. Mainly for the little ones.

If there is a problem with the prescription, it is recommended that you go to another optical store and ask someone to help you check whether the prescription and processing parameters are correct. If you have a problem, you can find a store to replace a pair of lenses for free.

The right eye and the left eye are the ones that see with the naked eye.

The right eye is around -200.

The left eye is around -150.

But there is one thing, the power of the two eyes is definitely not the same.

In your case, I estimate that 80% of the degrees are high!

It's like this for everybody, and you get dizzy at the beginning because no two glasses are the same. After a long time, it would be good for the glasses to get used to it.

It will take about a week. If you still feel very uncomfortable at that time, it may be the reason for the inappropriate prescription.

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.

Is it uncomfortable to feel dizzy and uncomfortable when wearing new glasses? It is caused by the following reasons!

Factors such as changes in the prescription of glasses, tightness of spectacle frames, and interpupillary distance of spectacle lenses can cause discomfort such as dizziness.

It is that your new eye prescription may be higher than before, or you have not worn glasses before, and you are a little uncomfortable, and the general adaptation will be fine for a few days, if it is not good, go to the glasses store to repair.