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Does anyone have experience with children wearing OK(orthokeratology) lens overnight to correct myopia? |
My children is 10 and has mild myopia(shortsightness). I am desperate to find ways which will help to slow down the progress of myopia. She tried BATE Method, it didn't work for her. Is OK lens safe to wear for kids overnight? Help I just saw a news article touting this as a successful way to correct myopia. I may try it myself, but check on the Internet for more info. I don't know much about it but if it works, wouldn't that be great. Jay |
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myopia simply is a an over powered eye ,it can be axial(size related ) or refractive in the cornea or lenses the extra diopters,if he has axial myopia it may increase as he grows up ,if refractive ... Yes, it can (unless there are some contraindications). You could also try to reduce your myopia with eye exercises. They are safer. See more info here: ... In your case they prescribed you glasses mainly because you have astigmatism, -0.25 is very weak. ...Your prescription is pretty mild. Most once you get past about -4.00, then you are considered med. Highs tend to be in the -8.00 and up. I wouldn't really worry especially since your Rx for ea... Wearing glasses all the time will actually make your vision worsen. I started with a prescription about the same as yours and only wore my glasses at night to drive. This was the only time I need... Myopia is when you see close objects perfectly, but far objects are blurry. Astigmatism is when you have a hard time reading letters and numbers. Because you said you have a hard time reading the c... Myopia is actually prescriptions which have minus (-) sign in front of them. If yours has a plus you actually have hyperopia (farsightedness). Usually when adolescents go through a growth spurt ... Yes, I think it possible, but an optometrist isn't a medical doctor. An ophthalmologist (medical doctor, eye specialist) would know more about this than an optometrist. Maybe the brain "l... |
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