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My power is not constant
My power is -5.25 in both the eyes. I want to reduce it naturally and not by any operations. Are there any options?
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I am sorry but there is no medicine or exercise to get rid of glasses
Lasik is a very good option for this
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Hi. A minus power is called myopia. While seen commonly in the population, anything beyond -6.0 is termed pathological myopia.
There are various reasons for high minus power. Genetics do play a role ( if either parents have high minus power, children may get it)
Certain actions can exaggerate minus power-
Excessive use of near vision stimulation (especially in children)
Exposure to sunlight is known empirically to reduce rate of progression.
Use of low concentration of a drug called Atropine eye drops has shown in clinical studies to reduce rate of progression, or however does not reduce the eye number.
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Your options are to take steps to reduce further progression.
once power stabilises, you can opt for surgical reduction in eye power (if you're open to surgery)
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Generally eye power stabilises around 18-22 give or take a few years.
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