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==Can you recommend eye drops for dry eyes?== | ==Can you recommend eye drops for dry eyes?== | ||
{{main|Eye drops}} | |||
{{Jake says|Yes. Euphrasia officinalis. | |||
But you might also want to explore the cause of dry eyes and address that. Eye drops are a stop gap solution (in most cases), not something you want to do long term – replacing the tear fluid lipidome isn’t really the best of ideas. }} | |||
==How do you reduce lens complexity?== | ==How do you reduce lens complexity?== | ||
{{see also|Equalizing|Reducing astigmatism}} | |||
==What is the blur horizon?== | ==What is the blur horizon?== | ||
{{main|Blur Horizon}} | |||
==Double Vision== | ==Double Vision== | ||
=====Why am I getting double vision with reduced diopters?===== | |||
{{main|Double vision}} | |||
You start out with complete blur. As your eyes improve, your axial length has decreased but your [[visual cortex]] is still getting used to the different signal. Then, your visual cortex adapts and you get clear vision. | |||
{{Jake says| | |||
All I can tell you for sure is that you need to follow blur > double vision > clear > lower prescription in your progression of lens reductions, and not simply go blur > double vision > lower prescription. }} | |||
=====Are there any tools that can help me fix double vision?===== | =====Are there any tools that can help me fix double vision?===== | ||
{{main|Double vision tools}} | |||
==Reducing== | ==Reducing== | ||
=====Can I reduce my correction by 0.50 diopters or more?===== | =====Can I reduce my correction by 0.50 diopters or more?===== | ||
{{main|Reducing}} | |||
It's strongly not recommended you reduce by 0.50. [[Patience|Reducing faster does not equate to faster progress]]. In many cases, reducing too quickly will stagnate or stop your gains altogether. | |||
If you have above 7 diopters of myopia, you can consider reducing 0.50 at a time. | |||
=====How do I correctly reduce diopters for normalized?===== | =====How do I correctly reduce diopters for normalized?===== | ||
{{main|Reducing normalized}} | |||
=====When should I reduce my normalized?===== | =====When should I reduce my normalized?===== | ||
'''Whenever you're ready to'''. There are many different rates of improvement among EndMyopians, and you need to find out how fast yours is before deciding whether reducing is a good idea or not. | |||
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Can you recommend eye drops for dry eyes?
How do you reduce lens complexity?
What is the blur horizon?
Double Vision
Why am I getting double vision with reduced diopters?
You start out with complete blur. As your eyes improve, your axial length has decreased but your visual cortex is still getting used to the different signal. Then, your visual cortex adapts and you get clear vision.
Are there any tools that can help me fix double vision?
Reducing
Can I reduce my correction by 0.50 diopters or more?
It's strongly not recommended you reduce by 0.50. Reducing faster does not equate to faster progress. In many cases, reducing too quickly will stagnate or stop your gains altogether.
If you have above 7 diopters of myopia, you can consider reducing 0.50 at a time.
How do I correctly reduce diopters for normalized?
When should I reduce my normalized?
Whenever you're ready to. There are many different rates of improvement among EndMyopians, and you need to find out how fast yours is before deciding whether reducing is a good idea or not.