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Unable to read
I get some strain in my eyes and it's a little blurry while trying to read/ use mobile with glasses on... without glasses I m able to read just fine. Why is that so? It is there for almost a year.
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Right eye -1.25 sph -0.75 cyl axis 120 vision 6/6
Left eye -2.00 sph -0.50 cyl axis 180 vision 6/6
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You can read without glasses
Use Lubricating eyedrop like lubrex 4 times daily
Also try cold compresses
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In myopics the near point comes nearer and when you read without glasses you develop a habbit of reading by keeping the objects nearer than 1 ft and when as per your habbit you try to read at the same distance,you feel strain.
Please always read with glasses keeping the objects at a distance not closer than 35 cm.
And if you are aregular computer user or mobile user then you are likely to develop computer vision syndrome for which put some lubricant eye drops eg teardrops 3to 4times daily and ocupol.dx eye oint to be rubbed twice daily on lids and take some antioxidants cap once daily eg revital one cap daily
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