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Why do people wear safety glasses over prescription glasses?

Although safety glasses and prescription glasses are both glasses .but safety glasses have more advantages than prescription glasses. Especially when people are exposed to flying particles, objects and dust .it is best to wear safety glasses .even if you have vision problems, you still can wear safety glasses and prescription glasses at the same time. Choosing safety glasses means choosing double functional glasses --help you see clearly and protect your eyes.

What do I do if my son is colour blind?

Told him matter of fact that he had a special way of seeing colors, it was't bad, it was just different, told him that if he was ever confused about colors, he could just say so, and ask for help, let he know that there were many people who were colorblind,it's nothing serious,and not a learning deficit.you also can began to learn more about color blindness. Traveling through libraries, bookstores and the internet. The most important goal for any parent I think, is to have a happy,confident child. I believe that you will make it.

How to get rid of headache after glaucoma surgery?

Glaucoma refers to increased intraocular pressure in eyes which damages optic nerve endings and hence impair the vision. No matter laser surgery or conventional surgery taken to treat glaucoma, it means to restore the proper drainage function to lower the IOP. Severe glaucoma would cause migraines, headaches or nausea. You know, there is always some risks for each type of surgery. As to glaucoma surgery, possible complications include sensitivity to light, infection, irritation or inflammation of eye, bleeding, vision loss or headaches. It seems a common side effects from the surgery and last for a finite period of time. Normally you can get some pain medication over-the-counter. But if you can't control the pain and it becomes worse as time goes by, you should visit your surgeon at once for further examination and introduction. Although the surgery can restore t he drainage capabilities, it can restore the vision impaired.

What happens if you blink too much?

Blinking is a natural and instinctive behavior that we normally don't notice - unless you get something in your eye, of course, when suddenly you become very conscious of blinking indeed. We don't have to think about blinking, it's one of the body's built-in unconscious mechanisms, like breathing, or digestion. A self-regulating and very useful process that keeps your eyes healthy, clean and comfortable.If you notice that you tend to blink much more frequently than other people seem to, or much more frequently than you used to, it's worth checking out that there isn't some physical cause behind it. Constant blinking can occasionally be a sign of a medical problem. If a physical cause is ruled out, the most likely explanation is that extra blinking has got itself established as a habit. Moreover,it's very common for people to develop this kind of nervous habit, often without even noticing that it has happened. The reason you don't notice it happening is that such habits are attached to unconscious behaviors that you don't normally notice or consciously control anyway. All sorts of things can trigger the development of such habits, and the causes can range from the trivial to the traumatic.

Why are rimless glasses more expensive than other rimmed glasses?

I have worn glasses for many years and I mostly have had framed glasses. My glasses are on the expensive side anyway because they are no-line bifocals. Two weeks ago I bought rimless glasses. With the glasses 'frame' (what's left of it), the lenses, insurance, anti-glare coating and tax, my bill was over $600.00. My other glasses never cost me that much. I sucked it up and bought these glasses because I was tired of having part of my face hidden by frames. I really like my rimless glasses but I wish they weren't so expensive. Also, I got them at Eyeglass World which is usually an inexpensive place to buy glasses. Someone posted on here that on rimless glasses, the pieces are put on by hand and I suppose this is what jacks up the price. My glasses didn't take any longer to make than any other glasses I've had. I guess it's just a matter of style and preference and if you have the money. I had to save up to buy my glasses.

Can kidney disease cause cataracts?

Well, yes, kidney problems can lead to some eye problems, such as cataracts. So you should be careful about it. Generally speaking, some chronic kidney problems can be serious that it will just lead to some eye problems, such as cataracts, dark circles, and dry eyes. To treat cataracts occurred by kidney problems, you can just take some foods which are rich in vitamin a. Also, some researches have reported that supplementing with lutein can be good for cataracts, and it will improve visual function in cataract sufferers and may slow the progression of the cataracts. By the way, you should know that cataracts are caused by progressive degeneration of the proteins that make up the lens of the eye, which eventually results in clouding of the lens.

What are the best colored contacts for hazel eyes?

If you want to try different eye color while still looking natural, you are supposed to choose contact lenses in gray or green, and a translucent color is much better. Since your natural eye color is hazel, your eyes are too dark for translucent blue lenses I think, why don't you try the translucent green. And if your skin is dark, maybe you can have a new look with bright-colored lenses. To be honest, why don't you visit the contact store, and try on different colors to see what is the best color that suits you.

Does eye infection cause permanent damage?

It is very bad for you to get eye infection. However, if you treat it as soon as possible, the symptom will be released and then cured. If you don't treat it well and continue the bad life habit, the eye infection will get serious and cause the permanent damage. You should use the eye drops to release the symptom.

can i get lasik if im pregnant?

While it's not likely to be unsafe for the baby, pregnancy isn't a good time for a mom to get LASIK. Being pregnant can throw off your prescription; as an opthalmologist, I'm often the first person to tell a female patient that she might be pregnant. During pregnancy your eyesight usually swings to nearsightedness, but sometimes you get more farsighted. So, the correction a woman gets while pregnant might no longer work once she has her baby and stops breastfeeding.