Eyes are uncomfortable after changing glasses, and it s uncomfortable to change glasses with new one

After changing the glasses, the eyes are uncomfortable, and the symptoms of eye soreness, headache, and pain in the eyebrow arch may occur, which may be related to the replacement of the new glasses. Usually you need to consider adapting for a few days, and if the symptoms get better, it doesn't matter much. If you find that it is still like this and uncomfortable, it is best to go back to the original place where you were fitted with glasses and re-check.

It may be that there is a deviation in the prescription of the glasses, or it is astigmatism and the astigmatism axis, interpupillary distance, pupil height, and even the style of the spectacle frame can cause the eyes to be uncomfortable. 1. The optometry power is inaccurate, for example, the optometrist's dogma must fix the corrected visual acuity at or, without considering the comfort of wearing, resulting in too high vision and increased burden on the eyes. 2. The power of new glasses is quite different from that of old glasses, especially the change of astigmatism power will cause dizziness, nausea and other discomforts, and it will generally get better after a period of adaptation.

3. Changes in lens type, such as spherical lenses used to be worn, and new glasses are replaced with aspherical lenses, the visual effect has changed, and there will be slight dizziness. 4. The glasses are not accurate, the power of the lens does not match the prescription of the refraction, the processing master does not check it out during processing, or the shape of the lens after processing does not match the frame, and the stress occurs after loading the frame, which changes the optical surface of the lens and makes the glasses feel uncomfortable. 5. The choice of frame has changed, for example, the frameless frame has been replaced by a plate full-frame frame, the field of view has become smaller, and there will be an unsuitable phenomenon when wearing it for the first time.

It usually disappears in about a week. 6. The size and adjustment of the frame, the change of the eye distance of the new glasses, and the change of the pupil height will affect the wearing.

It is common to feel uncomfortable after changing to new glasses, so you can wear glasses to get used to it first.

If you still feel uncomfortable after a few days, it is recommended to go to the fitting institution to check and explain the situation, which may be caused by the fitting of unsuitable glasses.

It's definitely okay, but because the current prescription is high, it takes an adaptation period to wear new glasses, so it's normal to feel that you are not used to wearing glasses.

So it doesn't matter if you wear it differently, it's just because your eyes are still used to the previous prescription.

But after all, the new glasses have been fitted, so it is best to stay with the new glasses more so that you can slowly get used to it, after all, if you don't wear these glasses often, you will still be used to wearing them.

So I can only try to adapt to it slowly, which is a process. Especially because you have just started to contact you, you will feel uncomfortable, but if you don't feel comfortable with money all the time, it is better not to say so.

Because in the end, if you don't get used to it, it will be very uncomfortable, and you will always reject the new glasses.

So one of the best ways to do this is to wear them alternately. But wear new glasses for longer than your eyes, so that you can slowly get used to this level, so that you can maintain the comfort of wearing them.

Another reason is that the eyes also need an adaptation cycle, as long as the adaptation cycle is passed, then the eyes will not feel particularly tired.

If the degrees are all the same, it's okay, but if they are different, it can't, to prevent the power from increasing, I hope it can help you.

It is best not to wear it in turns, as this will affect the health of the eyes. If you still have swelling pain after a period of time, it is recommended to see a professional ophthalmologist.

Dry eyes may be caused by overuse of the eyes, which may be caused by the inappropriate prescription of the eyes.

If you are tired of using your eyes in your daily life, or if you are changing your glasses, the prescription of your glasses is not particularly suitable, which can lead to blurred vision, severe fatigue, or dizziness when you look at things.

It is necessary to go to the ophthalmology department of a regular hospital for relevant examinations in time. Old glasses are not suitable for wearing, because long-term wear has caused wear and tear of old glasses, and it is not good for the eyes after a long time.

Well, this one. I suspect it's because the new eye power is too high!

It should be noted ---that if the prescription of glasses is too high--- it is easy to get tired and accelerate the progression of myopia.

- Therefore, it is recommended that you go to a professional institution for an eye examination--- it is best to go to the ophthalmology department of the hospital, so that the result is the best--- and then look at the results and compare with the power of glasses--- the general recommendation is that the power of glasses is slightly lower than the power of myopia! Although this is not the clearest, it has the best effect of wearing glasses for a long time!

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.

What tea to drink for fatigue.

1. Heat-clearing and bright-eyed tea.

Raw materials: raw land, wheat winter, chrysanthemum, honeysuckle.

Method: Add raw land, wheat winter, chrysanthemum, and honeysuckle to the teapot, brew with boiling water, and let it sit for about 20 minutes before drinking.

Efficacy: Clears away heat and detoxifies, nourishes yin and brightens the eyes.

2. Five-flavor honey tea.

Ingredients: Schisandra chinensis, dense flowers, honey, green tea.

Method: First pour the schisandra into the pot, turn off the heat after stir-frying slightly to get the fragrance, put it aside for later use, add water in the pot, add honey menghua, green tea, and stir-fried northern schisandra after the water boils, cook for about 3 minutes, then turn off the heat and pour the boiled water into the teapot, and add honey to mix well to taste after the water is slightly cool, and then drink.

Efficacy: Nourish yin and clear heat, relieve dry eyes, and enhance vision.

3. Cassia tea.

Ingredients: 10 grams of cassia seeds, 5 grams of chrysanthemum, 15 grams of hawthorn.

Method: After the cassia seeds are slightly mashed, add chrysanthemums and hawthorns, rinse with boiling water, cover and simmer for about 30 minutes, and then drink.

Efficacy: Indications for dizziness, dizziness, dryness, vision loss.

2How to relieve excessive eye fatigue?

When your eyes are in a state of fatigue, there is a way to help you relieve this symptom, that is, make a cup of strong tea, then add an appropriate amount of salt, stir well, dip a cotton swab in strong tea, and smear your eyes around, which can quickly relieve the symptoms of eye fatigue.

If your eyes feel uncomfortable or tired, you can use a hot towel. After dipping the towel in heat, wring the water, and then covering your eyes in a large area, this can make the blood around the eyes active, and can drive their metabolism, so as to achieve the effect of relieving fatigue.

Pour a cup of chrysanthemum tea, remember to use boiling water, and then brew tea, while it is hot, keep your eyes at a certain distance under the camellia water, and then use the heat to smoke your eyes, which can also play a good role in relieving fatigue. But, remember not to hurt your eyes.

People who often suffer from eye fatigue remember that they can take their eyes off their concentration and look into the distance or look at some green plants during the time they use their eyes a lot, every half an hour or less, so that their eyes can be calm and not in a state of tension all the time.

People with eye fatigue should always have eye drops, not functional eye drops, but directly choose the kind that relieves eye fatigue. If you take eye drops every two hours, you will be able to improve your eye fatigue in a short period of time.

After getting new glasses, it usually takes a few days to get used to it, so you should get used to it for a while for the first few days, and if you feel uncomfortable all the time, you need to re-check and check the myopia degree, astigmatism and interpupillary distance data. Recently, you should also try to rest as much as possible and get enough sleep.

1. There is a difference in power between the new glasses and the old glasses, so it is normal to experience dizziness when changing glasses, and it generally takes 1 to 2 weeks to get used to.

2. If you still feel dizzy after two weeks of changing glasses, it is not a normal phenomenon. It may be caused by unqualified glasses and inaccurate refraction. You need to go to a regular hospital to re-optometry and glasses.

3. If the new frame is not adjusted well, it will generally lead to dizziness, which is a normal performance, and the frame should be adjusted in time, so that the dizziness can be solved.

Precautions for getting new glasses.

1. Be sure to go to a regular eye hospital for examination, and then wear glasses with appropriate prescription according to the doctor's instructions.

2. When choosing the prescription of glasses, you must remember the principle of preferring low to high. Because myopia patients wear glasses with too high prescription for a long time, it will lead to dizziness, visual fatigue, and even symptoms of farsightedness, thus aggravating their vision problems.

3. The size of the glasses frame needs to be suitable for your face size, not too loose or too tight, too loose is easy to fall, shaking too tight will give you a great discomfort to wear.

Feeling tired after wearing new glasses may be because the eyes need a process to get used to the new glasses, which usually takes 3 to 7 days. It may also be due to an inappropriate prescription, or the new glasses are too large and cause great stress on the eye muscles.

The reason why the eyes are tired with new glasses.

I feel tired after wearing the new glasses because my eyes need to have a process of adapting to the new glasses, and this process usually takes 3 to 7 days. When this happens, it is recommended to get used to it for a period of time, and look at the distance more during this time, which can be recovered within 3 to 7 days under normal circumstances.

Improper prescription may also cause the eyes to feel tired after wearing new glasses, and a reasonable prescription of glasses can make people's pupils focus normally, which is conducive to correcting myopia. If the prescription of glasses is too high or too low, it is easy to cause fatigue in the eyes, and the prescription of the eyes will be aggravated after a long time.

The eyes feel tired after wearing the new glasses, which may also be caused by the large frames. At present, many people choose a large frame for the trend when wearing glasses, but in fact, this kind of frame will cause great pressure on the eye muscles, and the eyes are also prone to fatigue.

Hello, I hope my answer can be helpful to you, I hope it can be helpful to your current situation, because I have also had a few customers ask questions because of uncomfortable questions before, but then I went to another optical store to confirm, and after the adaptation period can be very good!

Why do you feel a little uncomfortable with new glasses:

1. The power of the new mirror has changed compared with the old lens, and there will be slight dizziness and sore eyes when wearing;

2. The old glasses are seriously deformed, and they have been worn for a long time, and there will be discomfort after wearing the new glasses;

3. The original wearing is spherical lenses, but now they are replaced with aspherical lenses, and there will be slight dizziness due to the change of visual effect;

4. Changing from glasses with nose pads to plate glasses without nose pads will cause slight discomfort due to the change of the distance between the glasses;

5. When patients with total height myopia wear the new frameless, due to the high polishing brightness of the edge of the lens, visual discomfort will occur when wearing it for the first time;

All of the above are symptoms that may occur when new glasses are first worn, but they will slowly disappear after a short period of adaptation (usually about 7 days).

Have the lenses changed? Lenses are spherical and aspherical, are lenses different from before? Even if the prescription does not change, it will also have an effect.

This may be an issue of incorrect interpupillary distance, so it's best to check that the interpupillary distance and the optical center of your spectacle lenses are correct.

What is the reason why I can't see clearly when I wear the glasses I just weared, and my eyes are uncomfortable? The experience of the opticians tells you!

Canthus? By the nose or by the ears?

Go to the ophthalmologist, and I do that a lot. If you sweat a lot, it is easy for your glasses to slip and press, so it's best to bring something that can be fixed.

It is very likely that the prescription of your glasses is a little higher. Then I feel uncomfortable. I also had this situation at the beginning, that is, I didn't feel good and uncomfortable looking at anything.

But after a day or two, it'll be fine, and it'll be fine. Adapt, get used to it, and you'll be fine.

Glasses are a special commodity, which is aimed at improving vision, and requires clarity and comfort after wearing. However, in the process of fitting glasses, some customers often report that they are uncomfortable after wearing new glasses, and they always feel dizzy, uncomfortable, different from the original glasses, and even have a headache. If you go to the hospital to repeatedly check the glasses that are completely in line with your eyesight, the hospital that dispenses optometry glasses is also very reliable, and there will be absolutely no quality problems.

So why is it uncomfortable to wear?

1. The prescription of the new glasses has changed.

The prescription of the new glasses has changed compared to the prescription of the old glasses, so you will experience slight dizziness and soreness of the eyes when wearing them.

Second, the effect of overcorrection.

Some opticians follow the visual acuity standards of or, resulting in too high prescriptions; In addition, some people voluntarily require the prescription of glasses to be dozens of degrees lower, which is too different, which is also easy to cause eye fatigue.

3. Old glasses are seriously deformed.

The old glasses are badly deformed, and you have been used to wearing them for a long time, and you will experience discomfort after wearing the new glasses.

Fourth, the deviation of interpupillary distance.

Under normal circumstances, the smaller the deviation between the optical center distance and the interpupillary distance, the better, so that the assembly is scientific and comfortable to wear. If the interpupillary distance deviation is large and the power is high, it is likely to feel uncomfortable after wearing it.

Fifth, the frame has changed.

If a patient with high myopia wears a new glasses without frames, they will experience visual discomfort at first wear due to the high polish and brightness of the edges of the lenses.

6. Change in the type of lenses.

If you change to aspherical lenses, you will experience slight dizziness due to changes in vision.

New lenses have a high light transmittance and are fresher than old lenses. Therefore, when wearing new glasses, there will be all kinds of discomfort. Under normal circumstances, the human eye adaptation adjustment cycle is about 1-2 weeks, if you still feel uncomfortable in your eyes after this run-in period, you should check it in time.