I got a new pair of glasses, and it wasn t very comfortable to see up close

There is 75 degrees of astigmatism, and there was astigmatism before, it must be necessary to add astigmatism, how much to add depends on personal adaptation, otherwise it is still unclear to see things, uncomfortable, there is a sense of ghosting, you walk and step on the air is a single light degree deepened, the person who gave you optometry should help you add astigmatism to the single light, this is not scientific, it is recommended to go to other regular stores to re-test it, if it is an optometry problem, you can find a place to negotiate with glasses to redo glasses.

The power is higher, and it must be uncomfortable to look close.

Hello, I am an optometrist.

According to what you said, it is recommended that you go to a more formal optical store to re-measure the prescription.

If it is because of the problem of astigmatism, it is recommended to change back to the original 50-degree astigmatism, otherwise if the astigmatism is not added all at once, it will take a long time to adapt, and the eyes will be more uncomfortable.

It stands to reason that astigmatism is to be worn, if we don't wear astigmatism, we will feel double shadows when we look at things, and we see things very blurry, I am more than 100 myopia, and astigmatism is similar to you,。。 It is recommended that you wear astigmatism.

How old are you?

Do you mean a computer or something closer than a computer by looking closer?

Excuse me, so that you or I can answer for you! Thank you.

Uh, my mom has an optical store, and it's going to open in a few days, do you want to come to me and get a new pair of glasses? Ahaha

There are generally 3 reasons why new glasses are uncomfortable to wear:

1.The luminosity of the new glasses is the same as the old glasses, but the clarity of the old glasses will be much different from the clarity of the first glasses due to the adsorption of oil smoke, impurities, film damage, oxidation and other problems. It is normal to feel that the lenses are brighter at the beginning of wearing, and you may feel slightly dizzy.

Individual eye sensitivity is different, and sudden changes in visual brightness will also make your eyes slightly uncomfortable, and you can fully adapt to it after wearing it for 3-5 days.

2.The new glasses are different from the old glasses (new lenses prepared according to the new refraction power), and if the prescription is increased, the refractive habits of the eyes will change and produce a slight dizziness, and they can be completely adapted after 5-10 days of wearing.

3.If you wear astigmatism lenses for the first time, you will be prone to a feeling of shaky vision and distortion of your vision. Generally, it takes 5-15 days to get used to it.

Depending on the situation you described, there are several possibilities:

1.Inappropriate interpupillary distance, inappropriate interpupillary distance can cause problems such as double vision;

2.If you don't balance your eyes when you wear glasses, your glasses will be uncoordinated and your eyes will be fatigued! The typical symptoms of fatigue are dizziness and severe nausea! At the same time, it may also cause ghosting!

3.Medium-framed glasses are converted into large-framed glasses, so that the visual field of the glasses and the amount of visual deformation of the human eye change, and the eyes are likely to not be able to adapt!

I suggest you go to the optical store to react, if you can change it, then it's best, if you don't change it, you have to go to a professional place to get optometry glasses!

Your problem is binocular and an optometrist with an optometry background will know how to deal with it better!

Hope it works for you!

Hello. You first look at the interpupillary distance, is it 61-63, ask the store, my classmates used to be like this, and then changed to a store with glasses, it's fine, it should be a problem with glasses, but this can't be returned, I advise you to quickly change a new one, uncomfortable glasses with a long time will lead to a rapid rise in glasses. If you don't understand, you can ask.

If not, persuade you to go to the original optical store to match.

I also wear glasses, a few days ago I also went to optometry and said that the prescription has risen again to change the lenses or something, in fact, this is normal, the new glasses are wearing the following uncomfortable, but double vision, do you have astigmatism, oh, if it is still like this for a long time, then it proves that there is a problem with the prescription of this glasses, the optometry store is not accurate, to change the glasses in time, I think my good friend is wearing glasses and the optometry has a problem, the power is not right with the eyes, the result is only more than 100 degrees, Now it is more than 500 degrees, and I kindly remind that if you feel strongly unwell, you must go to a regular hospital for an optometry test.

The adaptation period of a pair of glasses is about a week, and it is caused by the inaccuracy of optometry, so let's go for a look at optometry.

The degree is big、、Absolutely、、You should take it with you at that time to see first、If you are dizzy、And then let him adjust、、、

Maybe it's too much.

Or maybe you need to get used to it for a week.

First of all, your mirror shape has changed compared to before, and it does take a process of adaptation, because there is a problem of mirror eye distance. Glasses without nose pads will be closer to the eyes than those with nose pads, so they may be a little uncomfortable.

In general, the effect of the insert is not as clear as the finished lens, one is that it is round, there will be a part of the field of vision blocked, you can't see the surrounding things when you wear it, and the other is that the audition frame is also far away from the eyes relative to the finished lens. The closer you are to your eyes, the clearer it will be.

If there are no other problems in optometry and processing, the condition you are talking about should be okay after 7 to 15 days. And the degree doesn't change much, don't worry, it's okay. Hope it helps.

This may be a relationship that you haven't gotten used to at first. If this condition lasts for a long time, it may be because of a problem with the glasses themselves, and you can re-opt your glasses.

I am the same as yours, wearing a long time has not improved, wearing is very uncomfortable, wearing a little longer is very tired, even dizziness, the eye power has also increased, and then I went to the hospital to do a test, and then take the doctor to give me the formula, go to a professional optical store to re-equip a pair of glasses that belong to you (I went to the treasure island optical store, ** is a little expensive, but, suitable for yourself is the most important), the right glasses are very comfortable to wear, I chose a very soft material imported from Germany, There are no traces of 360-degree bending. I hope you go to the hospital as soon as possible to test it, and then go to a professional store to configure your own glasses! ~

I don't feel good when I change my glasses, is it because I'm used to seeing the previous ones?

Hello dear The reason why we are used to the previous glasses is that our brain will remember the things that we are used to in the past, forming a habitual guess thinking, so once we change to new glasses, we will feel uncomfortable, such as feeling that the new glasses are not good-looking, do not fit the face shape, do not fit the size of the eyes, and so on. However, it is also possible that the new glasses are not to your taste, such as the wrong color, the frame is not good-looking, etc., in this case, you can consider changing to a pair of glasses that are more suitable for you. Have a great day.

I don't feel good when I change my glasses, is it because I'm used to seeing the previous ones?

Hello dear, I am glad to answer for you: it is possible that when we use a pair of glasses for a long time, our eyes will adapt to the characteristics of this lens, including power, lens material, etc. Once we have changed to new glasses, it takes a while for our eyes to adjust to the new prescription and optical properties.

During this process, you may feel uncomfortable or unaccustomed and your eyes may need a while to adjust to the new glasses. In addition, the new glasses may differ from the previous glasses in terms of prescription, lens material, style, etc., which may also cause you to feel bad. If you're not happy with the look of your new glasses, consider talking to a professional at the optician's store to see if you can adjust or change the style that suits you.

Summary. Hello dear! Glad to answer for you!!

There could be a number of reasons why you don't look good after changing to new glasses, one of which could be because you've gotten used to the style and look of your previous glasses. Our visual system has some adaptability to already familiar objects and shapes, and when we suddenly change this habit, the new look may seem unaccustomed or unnatural.

I don't feel good when I change my glasses, is it because I'm used to seeing the previous ones?

Hello! Glad to answer for you!! There could be a number of reasons why your new glasses don't look good, one of which could be because you're used to the style and look of your previous glasses.

Our visual system has a certain adaptability to already familiar objects and shapes, and when we suddenly change this habit, the new Waidana perception may seem unaccustomed or unnatural.

In addition, factors such as the color, shape, size, and design of your new glasses may also have an impact on the appearance. Light can be reflected or refracted on the lenses, which may make new glasses look brighter or have a different effect. In addition, the shape and size of the new glasses may also be different from the previous glasses, which may change the contours and faux proportions of your face.

Another factor is the difference in individual aesthetic preferences. Each individual has a different opinion on the preference of glasses and the style that suits them. Some people prefer simple and modest designs, while others prefer stylish and personalized styles.

So, if your new glasses don't match your personal aesthetic preferences, you may dismiss them as not looking good.

Finally, the fitting of the glasses is also very important. If the prescription, frame or lens position of your new glasses are not adjusted correctly, it may have an impact on your outlook. Make sure your glasses are custom-made for your vision needs and facial anatomy, and are professionally adjusted.

Overall, it may be because you're used to the look of your glasses, or because the color, shape, size, and design of your new glasses don't match your personal aesthetic preferences. At the same time, the fit of the glasses may also have an impact on the appearance.

Summary. Dear: After changing the new glasses, it doesn't look good, probably because we are used to the previous glasses. The previous glasses may have adapted to our face shape and personal style, so when we change into ** style, we will feel less accustomed or uncomfortable People often have a certain period of adaptation to change, and glasses are no exception.

The design, color, or shape of the new glasses may be different from the previous glasses, causing us to take some time to adapt and accept the change

I don't feel good when I change my glasses, is it because I'm used to seeing the previous ones?

Hello, dear, yes, it doesn't look good when you change your glasses, because you're used to seeing your previous glasses, and you don't feel good after changing your glasses, probably because we're used to the previous glasses. The previous eye bridge stuffy mirror may have adapted to our face shape and personal style, so when we change to ** style, we will feel less accustomed or uncomfortable People often have a certain period of adaptation to change, and glasses are no exception. The design, color, or shape of the new glasses may be different from the previous glasses, causing us to take some time to adapt and accept the change

What about people. I don't feel good when I change my glasses, is it because I'm used to seeing the previous ones?

Uh-huh, yes, dear

The previous glasses may have adapted to our face shape and personal style, so when we change into the ** style, we will feel not too stuffy and not very comfortable