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How is nearsightedness diagnosed?

An eye care professional can diagnose nearsightedness and other refractive errors during a comprehensive dilated eye examination. People with this condition often visit their eye care professional with complaints of visual discomfort or blurred vision.Nearsightedness can affect both children and adults. The condition affects about 25 percent of Americans. Nearsightedness is often diagnosed in children between 8 and 12 years of age and may worsen during the teen years. Little change may occur between ages 20 to 40, but sometimes nearsightedness may worsen with age. People whose parents are nearsighted may be more likely to get the condition.

How can I improve my eyesight without glasses or surgery? Are there any proven eye exercises to do in a month?

I doubt that. Usually it will take a long time to get any sign of improvement by doing eye exercise. Say about 3 months. But you don't have enough time. So I suggest you to let this chance go and find another chance. Meantime, practice your eyes with eye exercise. Maybe you can find a better job later. Hope you can get another chance soon!

What photochromic process do you use?

You can ask their customer services. They will help you with this. Just send an email to service@firmoo.com. Hope this helped!

How to get rid of wrinkles under eyes?

Here are some practical suggestions on how to reduce wrinkle https://www.webmd.com/beauty/wrinkles/23-ways-to-reduce-wrinkles
https://www.wikihow.com/Prevent-Wrinkles

Why does my eye hurt when i chew?

I am not sure what happened based on your description, but there is a possibility that the pain from your cheek or tooth can be transmitted to your eyes. It is not weird but possible. I saw many people who have severe toothache complained about eye hurt at the same time. It might be some sinus problem which causes your eye pain when you are chewing. Or the nerve problem could be the culprit too, after all nerves links our organisms on face together. What caused it is not clear. Or if there is any other symptoms accompanied the pain? You should go to hospital for further examination to find out what happened. It should not be serious problem.

Can i wear foundation with pink eye?

Well, in my opinion, you are not supposed to have foundation when you suffer from pink eye. Generally speaking, pink eye is a kind of eye infection, which can be just caused by viruses, bacteria, irritants, allergies. In common, there are some symptoms which can just occur. For example, one of your eyes, or both of your eyes will be red, itchy, even burning. And at this time, if you wear foundation which is made from chemical material, it will just make your situation more serious. So just give up it. Also, you should keep your eyes far from infection resource. By the way, you can just try rose water.

Does low progesterone cause dark circles under eyes?

As we all know, progesterone is a prescription drug and it is often used to regulate the menstrual cycle. I suggest that you should be used it under the guidance of of specialists. Your dark circles may be caused by poor blood circulation and lead to melanin precipitation. But don't be worry, as long as you relax more, eat more nutritive food to take good care of blood cycle. I believed that you will get better soon!

How can I talk my mom into getting me reading glasses?

omg same but mine is different i just want fake glasses because i look cool with them and because all my friends have fake glasses except me and i REALLY want fake glasses soooo i cant tell you anything because i myself need someone to tell me how to persuade my mum to get fake glasses

Is the chance less for nearsighted people to become presbyopia when they're old?

When the nearsighted people get old,they may need lower prescription for glasses as the presbyopia can offset the power.But this doesn't mean they won't become presbyopia.

What causes only one eye to dilate?

That only one eye dilates while the other does not is called anisocoria. There are numerous causes of anisocoria. Simple anisocoria is most common, and it means that there is slight difference in the size of the two pupils. This is not an abnormal variant. The unilaterally constricted pupil is likely to be the result of local ocular factors like inflammation, trauma and a failure of dilator muscle caused by neurological condition such as Horner syndrome. This syndrome is benign and results from conditions such as tumor in the chest, carotid artery dissection, migraines and trauma. Horner syndrome can be passed from parents to offspring. Some kinds of eye drops and certain systematic medications can lead to constricted pupil. I suggest you to see a doctor, for it may be a sign of a life threatening condition even though it is usually benign.