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Left eye with -0.25 and Right eye -3
My right eye vision is getting worse.Since my left eye is fine and specs with high power in my right eye is causing double vision, the optometerist suggested me to go for -2.5. But I dont have 6/6 vision with -2.5.
I don't have any genetic problem or undergoing any medical problem.
I am worried why it can be. I got my eyes throughly examined last year but the doctor said everything was fine.
Is there any way my right eye can be improved?
My eye sight was perfect till 4-5 years back when I started wearing glasses.
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brain can tolerate a maximum difference of 2.5 to 3 d.beyond this you are likely to have diplopia. you hav two options 1.lasik in one eye 2...use contact lens in one eye. glasses will not help you.
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A. Zero power in one and 2.5in other should not cause diplopia
B. Moreover at this age power should not increase
C. Is this power spherical or cylindrical?
Kindly share your glasses prescription so that I may guide you better
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