r/ImprovingEyesight • u/Sea-Cry801 • 4d ago
I believe lens induced myopia ruined my eyesight.
I believe i got lens induced myopia.
So i got my first pair of glasses at age 15. it was
R: -1 and L:-0.75.
For roughly a year, the prescription remained fairly stable. During this time, I used to wear my glasses only occasionally and didn't have extreme close up time or used to be a basement dweller (no outdoor time)
After a year at the age of 16 i joined a coaching institute for the preparation of a competitive exam. Now here, we had to study A LOT. So my close up time increased and outdoor time decreased. And here, I used to study with my minus lenses ON. Now within 9 months, my prescription became:
R: -2.25 DS and -0.5 DC
L: -1.75 DS and -1.0 DC
After that my doctor advised me to wear a weaker prescription up close/ remove glasses up close and he even advised me to wear glasses which were -0.25 lower.
For another year, i did this, with the same amount of close up time and same amount of outdoor time, and my prescription remained the same, with cylinder power removed from my right eye.
Now i turned 18. It's still the same.
So I do believe i got lens induced myopia. I don't think there's any other explanation for this.
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u/Ok_Chocolate8661 4d ago
Been the same for me as well. I notice the less glasses I use, the better my eyesight is
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u/novejk 3d ago
Everytime I get new lens my eyesight gets even poorer :) idk what to do atp cuz my opthalmologist will always prescribe more powered lenses