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]]> http://advanceforastigmatism.co.uk/what-you-do-for-an-astigmatism/comment-page-1/#comment-6645 Zeux Wed, 03 Feb 2010 04:49:47 +0000 http://advanceforastigmatism.co.uk/what-you-do-for-an-astigmatism/#comment-6645 if you dont like seeing the frame. have you considdered rimless/drill mounted frames? if you dont like seeing the frame. have you considdered rimless/drill mounted frames?

]]> http://advanceforastigmatism.co.uk/what-you-do-for-an-astigmatism/comment-page-1/#comment-6644 margueri Wed, 03 Feb 2010 04:49:46 +0000 http://advanceforastigmatism.co.uk/what-you-do-for-an-astigmatism/#comment-6644 Are you wearing toric contacts that correct astigmatism? Is the prescription you mentioned what you wear in your contacts or is it the prescription for your glasses as well? They might be different. Did your doctor mention something called convergence insufficiency? That could explain your problems focusing at near. While wearing your contacts try using a pair of reading glasses to read something up close. Use the lowest power you can find, usually a +1.00 but some companies make a +0.75. See if that helps. Are you wearing toric contacts that correct astigmatism? Is the prescription you mentioned what you wear in your contacts or is it the prescription for your glasses as well? They might be different.
Did your doctor mention something called convergence insufficiency? That could explain your problems focusing at near. While wearing your contacts try using a pair of reading glasses to read something up close. Use the lowest power you can find, usually a +1.00 but some companies make a +0.75. See if that helps.

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