I have a Irregular Astigmatism.Wha... should I do?
534887
apply for regular astigmatism its way better than the irregular variety
782361
do what the doctor told you to do...you may be making your eyes worse by not wearing them...if you really dont like then, then why dont you get contacts?
335067
See your doctor but ... I used to get a lot of headaches.  It was caused by the sun reflecting off paper where I worked.  The optician (thief) suggested tinted glasses because he said I was also long sighted.  I bought the glasses and the headaches went.  Then winter came i.e. no sun, and I stopped wearing the glasses.  It's only now, 27 years later, and never wearing those glasses again that I am very, very slightly short sighted.  This is probably no help to you just wanted to get it off my chest.  p.s.  I've had eye tests regularly over the years and my eyes have been perfect.
1068334
I recently started doing eye exercises to improve my vision. I am seeing some improvements, which is great encouragement to continue.\n\nI created a website and a blog so that people can follow my progress. Check it out...\n\nhttp://www.improvingmyeyesight.com/\n\nThere is also an article which talks about nutrition and eye care\nhttp://improvingmyeyesight.com/Nutrition_and_Eye_Health.html
1066118
Yea, I do boxing and ive been in about 12 matches and i have REALLY BAD VISION, i just wear contacts, they dont recommend it but you can still do it, ive never had a problem wit my contacts falling out or anything. just wear contacts and be all that you can be
757430
go to the optitians for an eye test check your diet which foods may be causing the problem and go to the doctors to be safe
462767
See an optometrist. This could be serious. I doubt an OTC medicine could help you with this.
691748
go see the optometrist as soon as possible, it could be something minor, but you musn't take any chances
1154937
Get lasik... end of story
728593
i actually tried that before when i wasnt wearing my contacts....and yes you can see better if you squint really hard...its pretty neat u should try it sometime and see for yourself!
55659
Most people have some degree of astigmatism.
325479
It's higher than average, but I don't think I'd call it severe.  Average is about 1.00D of astigmatism (the second number), but I wouldn't call it severe until it gets over 6.00D.  You were probably born with that much astigmatism, so I wouldn't expect it to get worse, although your overall nearsigtedness (the first number) may increase.
1111384
Lasik is the way to go. All the other "natural Methods" may improve the sight while you do the exercises but once you quit, it goes back to how it was before. See your local Ophthalmologist.
455259
Ok heres my story:\n\nI had -7 myopia. awfully thick glasses, pretty expensive too and I was virtually blind without them. my glasses were pretty much a part of me, the last thing I did before sleeping and the first thing I reached for when I woke up in the morning. I had astigmatism to boot, and contacts weren't an option. and to make things worse, I had to keep getting stronger pair every 6 months or so. \n\nI am glad I went and got my Lasik. Freedom.\nmy eyes havent gotten weaker, and I didn't need to get glasses. Apparently glasses and their constant moving towards and away from the eye have something to do with increasing power. Yes as I age, my eyes will get weaker in the close region and I might have to get reading glasses for hyperopia, it is not the same thing, and is much better than glasses 24x7 for normal vision.\n\nBe aware though that it isn't entirely a bed of roses. There are some small differences between perfectly normal eyes and lasik treated eyes. First thing you would notice after surgery is dispersion. Bright lights in the dark tend to spread a little, no a disability but is slightly annoying till you get used to it. (this might or might not happent to you depending on the power that you are corrected for). Another effect is a slight drop in contrast when ambient light is low, again not a real issue.\n\nYou should also be aware that not all people are eligible to get lasik. your eligibility is the thickness of your cornea. depending on the power for which your eyesight has to be corrected, your cornea needs to be of atleast a minimum thinkness before a surgeon can create a lens on it. thinning it too much is dangerous because the eye holds some fluids that are under pressure.\n\nThough the surgeon tries to bring the error to 0 Diopters, sometimes there can be a "residual" power left and you might still need to wear glasses after the surgery. But for somebody like me, wearing -0.25 glasses after surgery when i was wearing -7.0 before is perfectly acceptable and is worth the expense. It might not be acceptable for someone wearing -0.5 before the surgery. This is something for you to decide on before you go for the surgery.\n\n24 is a reasonable age to get your lasik. your vision "stabilises" once your growth stops. This is around 18-22 for most people. I'm 25 now, I got my lasik when I was 22.
381730
Sounds like you had lazer eye surgery. Yes,No?  If so go get some more ASAP. You need them to help with the healing process. Get some more.
293067
You also may want to ask the optometrist - I have astigmatism and when I went in for new contacts 6 months after my last eye exam, I found out my eye had changed shape quite a bit, changing my prescription for the toric lense (my weights wouldn't hold in the right place).  The blurriness has to be the weight swinging wrongly.  \n\nYou know, it could also be that the company screwed up on your order - maybe give them a call.
1095967
It has to do with the way your eye 'sees' light.  The right prescription for eyeglasses can fix that - you can even get contacts with some types of astigmatism.  ;)