I'm 40 and havent worn any eyeglasses up until about a year ago. My (general) doctor decided to do one of those eye chart exams during an annual physical and found that I was having a semi difficult time.. and so I was referred to the actual eye doctor. They found that I needed very minimal adjustments-- so much so, that the actual lenses look like I'm wearing fake/fashion glasses lol. Anyway... It was amazing how much clarity I was missing out on!
During the first few months of wearing them, I didn't notice too much of a difference with them off. But now, a year later, without them, it's very blurry. Did my brain do that favoring thing you talked about? instead of favoring a good eye over the bad eye, it's choosing glasses over no glasses?
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I'm 40 and havent worn any eyeglasses up until about a year ago. My (general) doctor decided to do one of those eye chart exams during an annual physical and found that I was having a semi difficult time.. and so I was referred to the actual eye doctor. They found that I needed very minimal adjustments-- so much so, that the actual lenses look like I'm wearing fake/fashion glasses lol. Anyway... It was amazing how much clarity I was missing out on!
During the first few months of wearing them, I didn't notice too much of a difference with them off. But now, a year later, without them, it's very blurry. Did my brain do that favoring thing you talked about? instead of favoring a good eye over the bad eye, it's choosing glasses over no glasses?