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We're not sure if there's a link between age and rate of improvement. There are also genetic factors associated with how quickly the [[axial length]] of the eye changes in response to [[stimulus]]. | We're not sure if there's a link between age and rate of improvement. There are also genetic factors associated with how quickly the [[axial length]] of the eye changes in response to [[stimulus]]. | ||
Blog post: [https://endmyopia.org/pro-topic-correlation-of-close-up-strain-improvement-rate/ Pro Topic: Correlation Of Close-Up Strain & Improvement Rate] | |||
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Speed of improvement
How fast can I improve my eyesight?
My eyesight is improving slowly. Can I speed it up?
You can always get more distance vision. See The Eyesight Improvement Equation.
It's no big deal if your eyesight is improving slowly however. It's expected this takes a long time in most cases.
Why is one eye improving more slowly than the other?
See ocular dominance.
Why do some improve faster than others?
We're not sure if there's a link between age and rate of improvement. There are also genetic factors associated with how quickly the axial length of the eye changes in response to stimulus.
Blog post: Pro Topic: Correlation Of Close-Up Strain & Improvement Rate