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==What is astigmatism?== | |||
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Astigmatism is myopia in a specific [[axis]] of the eye, as opposed to myopia for the whole of the eye. | |||
==Is astigmatism genetic?== | |||
In 99% of cases, no - astigmatism is [[lens-induced myopia|induced]]. Actual genetic astigmatism is incredibly rare. | |||
==Can you reverse astigmatism?== | |||
'''Yes.''' Many participants have been able to reduce their astigmatism correction. | |||
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==How do I know if I have astigmatism?== | |||
If you have a [[prescription]] from an [[optometrist]], look for [[Cylinder]] or CYL. The Cylinder value is your astigmatism. The [[axis]] value is the plane in which the astigmatism is present. | |||
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What is astigmatism?
Astigmatism is myopia in a specific axis of the eye, as opposed to myopia for the whole of the eye.
Is astigmatism genetic?
In 99% of cases, no - astigmatism is induced. Actual genetic astigmatism is incredibly rare.
Can you reverse astigmatism?
Yes. Many participants have been able to reduce their astigmatism correction.
How do I know if I have astigmatism?
If you have a prescription from an optometrist, look for Cylinder or CYL. The Cylinder value is your astigmatism. The axis value is the plane in which the astigmatism is present.