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New glasses adjustment
I have got my glasses more than three weeks back. My prescription is -1.25 cyl Right eye and -1.5 cyl Left eye. Both with 180 degree axis and no spherical power. But one eye still hurts a lot and I feel dizzy. I somewhat feel such a small difference is not justified especially because during the checking, i could not feel any difference between the last two options. I feel that having equal correction on both eyes would be a lot more comfortable.
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1. It is not necessary to have equal number in both eyes
2.your symptoms are not related to your eyes
3. Kindly consult local opthalmologist
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Dr. Harsha
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4 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi there...I can understand your concern. It sometimes takes a month or two for one to get adjusted to the new prescription glasses. However the dizziness and eye ache you are suffering could be due to even other causes like migraine, sinusitis, etc. So kindly consult a nearby neurologist for further evaluation.
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