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Short sight and dizziness while drive
I have short sight issue around 2.25 power spectacles wearing during driving and night times. However frm recently I have started feeling dizziness while driving wearing the specs, especially on speed tracks. I hav got to knw that it can happen due to binocular dysfunction. So I had re-tested power and changed lenses. However I hav still faced same issues in long drives. And I noticed if I drive without glasses there was no issue. Kindly assist me is there any treatnmet for same ? Or if I go for laser treatment of eyes like LASIK, would that fix binocular dysfunction as well or that will create issues after lasik?
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Driving is a skill that involves vision. Sense of hearing, sense of balance and complex neuromuscular interactions such as movement of legs, arms, head and neck, eyes etc. You should have a cycloplegic refraction, binocular field charting, a complete neurological assessment before you make a decision for undergoing refractive surgery.. Qualuty of spectacle lenses and correct dirtying also matters.
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Dr. Arpita Naskar
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Use blue cut lens instead of using normal lens! I think it will help. With this power u don’t need lasik at present.
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