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...ding of the lens in the eye. It is a frequent complication of age as your eye lens becomes thicker over time. See your [[optometrist]] for treatment of ...r cataracts may alter your [[refractive state]] as the natural lens in the eye is replaced with one that improves your vision. Just like with any [[refra

...guage model that has been fine tuned in a conversational setting about eye conditions without offering [[Explainer:No diopter specific advice]]. It has been trai ...ns of the eye and the cornea were swapped?</li><li>What if the lens in the eye was swapped with the lens of the glasses?</li><li>What if a second retina g

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...es', which increases your chances for [[retinal detachment]] and other eye conditions by a new order of magnitude each time a 'touch up' is performed (as if the ===Is laser eye surgery safe?===

...c]]. This causes the [[natural focal plane]] to be [[full correction]]. An eye is said to be emmetropic when the image of an object at infinity (parallel ...[myopia]], [[hyperopia]], and [[astigmatism]]. However, a truly emmetropic eye would typically achieve 20/8 acuity (no myopia or astigmatism) and be blurr

...n over time. Now, it will take longer to fully relax that muscle. Proper [[eye strain]] management and [[active focus]] habits will help to tackle this. [[Category:Eye conditions]]

...ns. Some refractive surgery is necessary as part of treatment for medical conditions such as [[cataracts]] but elective surgeries are discouraged in the EM meth

...ers inspected by your optometrist as they can be signs of more serious eye conditions, such as a [[vitreous detachment]] which is a risk factor for [[retinal det [[Category:Eye conditions]]

...ional optometrists and ophthalmologists to correct conditions such as lazy eye. Vision training may be aided by tools such as [[patches]] and [[Trial len

...with active focus. Dry eye is most effectively treated with a visit to an eye care professional. ...ugh of each of these layers, a range of dry eye symptoms could result. Dry eye syndrome can happen even if the eyes feel wet, because of dysfunction of an

...t into the eye and its length, and the focusing system at the front of the eye misses its target in the back. This causes [[near-sightedness]] or [[far-s There are medical conditions that can accelerate near-sightedness or far-sightedness progression, so ple

...our optometrist and make sure you know about and understand any underlying conditions you have that affect your eyesight. Remember that having refractive error d * OD is oculus dextrus, or Latin for right eye.

...ers is considered high myopia. This category has a higher risk of various eye diseases and should be particularly regular about getting exams from an [[o [[Category:Eye conditions]]

...Eye strain does not cause [[myopia]], but it can lead to [[pseudomyopia]]. Eye strain can lead to discomfort, including soreness and redness. As a rule th ...ear to be scowling or squinting. Closing the eyes and massaging around the eye can temporarily relax these muscles, but they will quickly tighten again if

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...0/20 vision as diagnosed by [https://www.novelgames.com/en/eagleeye/ Eagle Eye on Novel Games]]] Tscherning writes in ''Physiologic Optics: Dioptrics of the Eye, Functions of the Retina, Ocular Movements and Binocular Vision'':

...you have diagnosed presbyopia, or if your doctor thinks it best to reduce eye strain. [[Category:Eye conditions]]

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...[[Myopia]] progression.<ref name="Long -term effects of optical defocus on eye growth and refractogenesis"> ...ta |first=Elena |date=2016 |title=Long -term effects of optical defocus on eye growth and refractogenesis |url=https://www.pum.edu.pl/__data/assets/pdf_fi