Eye Twitch Won’t Go Away, Even After Prescription Eye Drops And Glasses…what Is This?

I’ve had a couple checkups with an eye doctor and she said my eyes were extremely dry and I had a slight astigmatism – I hoped this would cure the twitch that happens countless times a day in my left upper lid. It’s been about 2 months and the twitch is still there. No sign of a tumor or anything, what else could this be? It’s so aggravating.

Eye Twitch Won’t Go Away, Even After Prescription Eye Drops And Glasses…what Is This?

I’ve had a couple checkups with an eye doctor and she said my eyes were extremely dry and I had a slight astigmatism – I hoped this would cure the twitch that happens countless times a day in my left upper lid. It’s been about 2 months and the twitch is still there. No sign of a tumor or anything, what else could this be? It’s so aggravating.

Can Someone Have A “dominant” Eye That Will Always See Better Even With Glasses?

I recently got a new eye exam and glasses and they have been giving me headaches. I noticed that my vision out of my right eye through my glasses is not as good as it is through my left. My left is perfectly fine, probably 20/20. My right eye vision is blurry at a distance.
My eye doctor told me that the prescription is correct and that it is because I am left eye dominant. Can this be case? I know I have astigmatism in my right eye so maybe that is causing it? I would just like to not get headaches wearing my eye glasses.

Why Can’t I Get Lasix Done To Correct My Eyes Even Just Enough To Wear Contacts Again?

I realize once the astigmatism reaches a certain curvature it is not lasix eligible. I am asking if it can be corrected as much as possible without removing the cornea itself, so I can wear much weaker, cheaper glasses and start wearing contacts again.

Can You Where Contacts Even If You Have Astigmatism?

Yes you can. I have one and I can wear contacts. If the astigmatism is strong enough where you cannot where regular contacts, then they will just order a toric lense for you. More expensive but…. contacts are nice…. Lens Crafters are pretty good, or if you have good health ins., go to an eye doctor’s office. (If you have AAA, you get a GREAT discounty at Lens Crafters)

Is It Okay To Where Normal Contacts Even If I Have Astigmatism?

Okay I have astigmatism on my right eye of +0.50 and on my left +1.50, and I was wondering if it’s a bad astigmatism that I wouldn’t be able to wear normal prescript-ed contact lenses?

Can I Still Wear Contacts Even Though I Have Astigmatism? 10 Points!!!!?

My first contact apointment i had, i ended up leaving. The lady wasnt very professional ad she YELLED at me evrytime i couldnt get the contact in!! So i left. Then the next time I just had a regular eye doctor appointment, and they told me i had astigmatism, but the first lady didnt. Now i have another contact appoinment, (which i really want to succeeed in!!) and i dont know if i need special contacts or what? Also do you think I couldnt get the contact in my eye the first time because i needed special contacts? THANKS!!! 10 POINTS!!!

Is It Safe To Wear Circle Contact Lenses Even If I Have Astigmatism?

I use Acuvue Contact Lenses for Astigmatism for about a year now. And I was wondering if I can wear a normal contact lenses? Like the Circle Lenses. I heard from someone I know that also have astigmatism that she is wearing circle lenses from Geo, not the Toric or the one for astigmatism. Is it safe? Will it damage my eyes?
And do you know any site that I can buy circle lenses?
Thanks!

Is It Safe To Wear Normal Contact Lenses Even If I Have Astigmatism?

I use Acuvue Contact Lenses for Astigmatism for about a year now. And I was wondering if I can wear a normal contact lenses? Like the Circle Lenses. I heard from someone I know that also have astigmatism that she is wearing circle lenses from Geo, not the Toric or the one for astigmatism. Is it safe? Will it damage my eyes?
And do you know any site that I can buy circle lenses?
Thanks!

Can You Get Laser Eye Surgery Even If You Have A Astigmatism?

Up to a certain degree, yes.
Very high astigmatism can’t be done.

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