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Dizziness after new prescription glasses
I feel the number of my eyes might be incorrect, I have one lazy eye and the number of the other eye only keeps increasing with time. Why is that?
I wear my glasses regularly, but the number increases with time. Isn't that wrong?
Willing to pay visit to any doctor who can help with this problem.
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R u having astigmatism? Dizziness with new glasses might be because of incorrect power /axis / ipd of ur glasses. Refractive error can fluctuate with age usually until the age of 21-22 years . Wearing glasses will not decrease ur refractive error (it is a common misconception).
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Dr. Jyoti Prkash Vyas
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Get a proper dilated refraction and final glass prescription. The number cannot keep increasing , if this is happening, it means the previous number was under corrected. A lazy eye(if it is there) needs to be given the best possible correction for maximal benefit.
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