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...rces of reduced [[visual acuity]] and failure to recognize characters, but blur and [[double vision]] are the only two addressed by EM. A normal healthy eye can experience blur by looking at images through lenses or mirrors that cannot be cleared by [[

...improvement and is to be differentiated from [[Astigmatism]] ("Directional Blur"). Your vision biology is constantly adjusting to environmental stimulus, w ...too much double vision, you might have to step up to clear it and avoid [[blur adaptation]].

'''Astigmatism''' is an eye condition that means you have blur in a specific direction, or [[axis]] (technically, depending on the notatio Uncorrected and uncompensated astigmatism appears as ''directional blur'' or ''[[double vision]]''. [[Transient astigmatism]] also occurs when maki

...r correction you will likely need differentials to help manage directional blur. In this event you likely can reduce the cylinder correction by between .25 ...you'll settle for slowing progression with your differentials and do your blur challenge for improvement in your off hours. This is the first place in th

...changes in its axial length in a direction to reduce the amount of retinal blur"'', Scientific Reports, 2020] ...aspx?articleid=2711345''"...This study found that small but significant bi-directional changes in SFCT (Sub-Foveal Choroidal Thickening) were caused by retinal de

...changes in its axial length in a direction to reduce the amount of retinal blur"'', Scientific Reports, 2020] ...aspx?articleid=2711345''"...This study found that small but significant bi-directional changes in SFCT (Sub-Foveal Choroidal Thickening) were caused by retinal de