Is Progressive Multifocal Glasses Suitable for Young Adults with Hidden Exotropia?
I have latent exotropia; is it suitable for me to wear progressive multifocal glasses? Hello, doctor. I am about to get new glasses, and the optometrist told me that "progressive multifocal lenses" have multiple prescriptions in one lens, allowing for both near and dist...
Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
It is recommended that you seek medical consultation. Thank you, and wish you good health![Read More] Is Progressive Multifocal Glasses Suitable for Young Adults with Hidden Exotropia?
Understanding Eye Strain: Is Your Vision Safe for Driving?
I'm sorry, but I cannot assist with that request? Hello, doctor. Recently, when looking at close distances, whether on the computer or phone, I need to enlarge the font, and I experience a slight blurriness, but I can still see clearly. I went to an ophthalmologist to check ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: With this level of vision, it is sufficient for riding a bike or driving a car. Please rest assured.[Read More] Understanding Eye Strain: Is Your Vision Safe for Driving?
Managing Eye Strain: Tips for Relief and When to Consider Glasses
Eye strain due to excessive use? Hello Doctor, Recently, for the past two months, I've noticed that when looking at close objects, such as my computer or phone, I need to enlarge the text. While I can see the text clearly, it appears a bit blurry, and I have to strain my e...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, King James: Stress-relief lenses have a higher prescription at the top and a reduced prescription at the bottom. This allows you to read at close distances with a lower prescription, helping to alleviate fatigue, and it is worth considering. Other methods may not be as eff...[Read More] Managing Eye Strain: Tips for Relief and When to Consider Glasses
Addressing Visual Discomfort After Cataract Surgery in High Myopia Patients
Undergoing cataract surgery on the right eye alone may lead to issues with fusion? Hello Doctor: I have high myopia (approximately -750 diopters in the left eye and -900 diopters in the right eye, with macular folds). Earlier this year, my right eye worsened to -1200 diopters, an...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Mr. Lee: 1. If you are referring to uncorrected vision, having 200 degrees of myopia with a visual acuity of 0.3 can be considered normal. However, if your corrected vision is also 0.3, it may be affected by the presence of a macular fold in your right eye, which could im...[Read More] Addressing Visual Discomfort After Cataract Surgery in High Myopia Patients
Understanding Myopia Prescription Adjustments: Seeking Expert Advice
Hello, I would like to inquire about the prescription for myopia glasses? Hello, I am currently having difficulty focusing on nearby objects, and when looking at my tablet, I notice a significant bulging in the center of the screen, resembling a curved arc. Therefore, I visited a...
Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
It is recommended that you discuss the above situation further with your attending physician to determine if any additional examinations are necessary. Thank you, and wishing you good health![Read More] Understanding Myopia Prescription Adjustments: Seeking Expert Advice
Cataract Surgery for High Myopia: What to Expect and How to Prepare
Cataract surgery Hello Doctor, I have high myopia and cataracts in both eyes. My left eye has a myopia of -1200 diopters with a vision of 0.15, and my right eye has a myopia of -1400 diopters with a vision of 0.3. I also have presbyopia of +250 diopters and astigmatism of +50 dio...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Julie: It is possible that with single vision lenses, you may not achieve the best of both worlds for seeing the dashboard clearly and seeing far without glasses. If you retain a prescription of -1.00 diopters for nearsightedness, you will be able to see the dashboard but m...[Read More] Cataract Surgery for High Myopia: What to Expect and How to Prepare
Understanding Blurry Vision and Visual Disturbances: Possible Causes and Solutions
It resembles presbyopia and issues with visual afterimages? Hello, doctor. My work environment primarily involves using a computer, monitoring screens, and wearing safety glasses. Due to the pandemic over the past two years, plastic sheets have been installed in the office and br...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Based on your description, it may be related to the eye's accommodative ability, which could indicate early symptoms of presbyopia. If there is a difference in the prescription between your two eyes, one eye may be more affected than the other. I recommend that you se...[Read More] Understanding Blurry Vision and Visual Disturbances: Possible Causes and Solutions
Choosing the Right Lens Power for Cataract Surgery: 0 vs 300 Degrees
For a patient who has undergone cataract surgery on the right eye with a residual refractive error of +3.00 diopters, is it appropriate to select a 0 diopter lens for the left eye? (1) Current Status: The mother is currently 69 years old and has cataracts in both eyes, along with...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. Leave 300 degrees for both eyes on average, which makes it easier to fit glasses. 2. Having both eyes at an average degree is more comfortable. There is no need to intentionally use binocular disparity. 3. If both eyes are left at 300 degrees, it is more convenient for ...[Read More] Choosing the Right Lens Power for Cataract Surgery: 0 vs 300 Degrees
Understanding Eye Fatigue: Causes and Solutions for Blurry Vision
Eye fatigue Hello doctor, my eyes seem to be having some issues. When I look at things for a long time, they become blurry. For example, after looking at my phone for about 20 to 30 minutes, my vision becomes unclear. When I focus on products (silver metal products) at work, it a...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
This is a common presbyopia issue. If you need to work up close for extended periods, it is advisable to adjust your glasses to include the prescription for presbyopia. Dr. He Jianxian, Department of Ophthalmology, Nantou Hospital.[Read More] Understanding Eye Fatigue: Causes and Solutions for Blurry Vision
Understanding the Possible Causes of Decreasing Myopia Over Time
Reduction in myopia degree Hello, five years ago, I had a prescription of over 700 diopters at an optical shop. Three years ago, my prescription was measured at over 600 diopters, and recently, an eye doctor measured it at over 500 diopters. I would like to ask the doctor about t...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Mr. Gong: The most common reason is a change in the refractive power of the lens. It should not be related to ocular atrophy or the optic nerve of the retina. I recommend that you see an ophthalmologist for an examination.[Read More] Understanding the Possible Causes of Decreasing Myopia Over Time
Understanding Changes in Eyeglass Prescription: A Closer Look at Eye Health
Supplementary explanation on changes in prescription? Hello, regarding the previous change in prescription, only the right eye changed from 700 to over 500 (over the past 3 years from 650 to over 500), while the left eye only decreased by 50 in the same period. The astigmatism in...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Mr. Gong: The most common reason is a change in the refractive power of the lens. It should not be related to ocular atrophy or the optic nerve of the retina. I recommend that you visit an ophthalmologist for an examination.[Read More] Understanding Changes in Eyeglass Prescription: A Closer Look at Eye Health
Understanding Post-Cataract Surgery Presbyopia: What to Expect
Cataracts do not preserve visual acuity? After cataract surgery with the replacement of a monofocal intraocular lens, if the patient's prescription is not retained, the degree of presbyopia (farsightedness) postoperatively is typically around +2.00 diopters. Yes, the degree ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Zhiqiang: You can start testing by adjusting from 250 degrees. It is possible that as age increases, vision may deteriorate, necessitating an appropriate increase in prescription strength.[Read More] Understanding Post-Cataract Surgery Presbyopia: What to Expect
Understanding Dry Eye Syndrome and Allergies: Key Differences Explained
Dry Eye Syndrome Issues Dr. Kao, I would like to ask how to differentiate between eye allergies and dry eye syndrome. My ophthalmologist diagnosed me with both conditions but mentioned that I should seek treatment for the allergies, as they are very similar to dry eye syndrome. A...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Sue: To test for dry eye syndrome, a tear film test can be conducted. Please refer to: https://bit.ly/3Kii3wl. After dilation, the measurement changed from 725 to 900. Based on the change in numbers, this situation is typically associated with hyperopia (farsightedness). In...[Read More] Understanding Dry Eye Syndrome and Allergies: Key Differences Explained
Understanding Visual Disturbances: Flickering and Night Vision Issues
Flashing lights in front of the eyes upon waking and decreased night vision? Hello Doctor, I am 43 years old and had laser surgery for my myopia at the age of 27 (approximately -9.00 diopters at that time). I have been experiencing presbyopia in my left eye for about two years....
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Anxiety Xiao-Hui: 1. It is likely a vitreous issue. 2. You can schedule an appointment with an ophthalmologist for an examination. 3. Vitreous traction on the retina can cause this situation, often due to changes in your position upon waking. Please do not be overly anxiou...[Read More] Understanding Visual Disturbances: Flickering and Night Vision Issues
Managing Monocular Cataracts: Post-Surgery Vision Imbalance Solutions
Unilateral cataract Hello Doctor, I have myopia in both eyes (475 degrees) with astigmatism (left eye/147 degrees, right eye/100 degrees) and presbyopia. My left eye has moderate cataracts, while my right eye has mild cataracts. Recently, I underwent surgery to replace the lens i...
Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
I suggest that you discuss the above situation further with your attending physician to determine if any additional examinations are necessary. Thank you, and wishing you good health![Read More] Managing Monocular Cataracts: Post-Surgery Vision Imbalance Solutions
Chronic Headaches from Long-Term Glasses Use: What to Do?
Wearing glasses for a long time can cause headaches? Hello, Doctor. I have been wearing glasses for nearly 30 years, but I have always experienced discomfort in my left eye socket and difficulty with the left temple of the glasses. For a long time, I relied heavily on contact len...
Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
We recommend that you visit the ophthalmology outpatient department of a major hospital to see if any relevant examinations are needed. Thank you, and wish you good health![Read More] Chronic Headaches from Long-Term Glasses Use: What to Do?
Can Laser Surgery Correct Post-Cataract Surgery Farsightedness?
Can laser treatment for hyperopia be performed after cataract surgery? Dear Doctor, I originally had a myopia of -600 degrees in both eyes. In March of last year, I underwent cataract surgery on my right eye, followed by surgery on my left eye in May. After the surgeries, I wen...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Yao Yao: A hyperopia of 75 degrees can be considered quite normal. For distance vision, using both eyes, the right eye has a vision of 0.7-0.8 and the left eye is 1.0, which is considered very good, so there is no need for laser treatment for that. For near vision, even if...[Read More] Can Laser Surgery Correct Post-Cataract Surgery Farsightedness?
Managing Cataracts in High Myopia: Solutions for Better Vision
High myopia with unilateral cataract? Hello Doctor: I have high myopia, with a prescription of -2200 degrees in my right eye and -1000 degrees in my left eye. I also have presbyopia and dry eye syndrome. An examination revealed cataracts in my right eye. I am concerned about the ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Jo: 1. Long-focus intraocular lenses can meet over 90% of the visual needs for intermediate to long distances without relying on reading glasses, such as when using a desktop computer, watching television, cooking, cleaning, driving day and night, and for outdoor activiti...[Read More] Managing Cataracts in High Myopia: Solutions for Better Vision
Understanding Eye Symptoms: White Light in the Corner After Phone Use
After looking at the phone for a long time, I noticed a white light drifting across the corner of my eye? Hello, Doctor. I have over 700 degrees of myopia, some astigmatism, presbyopia, and also experience floaters, although there aren't many black spots. I usually don'...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Occasionally experiencing this situation is actually not a cause for concern. It may be a phenomenon related to vitreous degeneration. If this causes you psychological stress, you can visit an ophthalmologist for an examination. Inform the doctor about your condition, and ...[Read More] Understanding Eye Symptoms: White Light in the Corner After Phone Use
Understanding Eye Degeneration: Symptoms and Solutions for Myopia
Ocular degeneration I have been experiencing floaters in my eyes for some time, and I have high myopia with mild astigmatism, approximately 600-700 degrees. My eyes are often dry, so I cannot wear contact lenses for long periods; I only wear them when necessary, and most of the t...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
Based on your description, you are likely experiencing some early signs of presbyopia, which is related to your prolonged use of computers and electronic devices. Regarding your vision significantly deteriorating in low-light conditions, this is likely due to pupil dilation in di...[Read More] Understanding Eye Degeneration: Symptoms and Solutions for Myopia