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Risk in my first section, as primary care expertise to the eyes that are very safe to use spectacles.They and low. It is only possible to break the windows. Examinatin And with a good eye and a good selection of glasses, may be the confidence that their eyes are safe. You wear show in the morning and eliminate bedtime safely. Or not?

As a professional lenses, I recommend you to buy high-quality contacts If you hated the show. With a precise eye exam for prescription contact lenses, you'll have a good vision and a more comfortable than types of re spectacles.There 'different lenses, such as spherical (for nearsightedness and farsightedness away) and toric (for astigmatism). You can Use soft and hard ones.Optometrist will select the best insurance and comfortness eyes. Soft contact lenses are more comfortable and easy to use. You have no sense foreign body with them. They can be used for sports (soccer and …), but you should remove before swimming and bed, even for soft contacts.Recently monthly rings have been a major revolution in the world of contact lenses!

Hard contact lenses, have excellent vision, but my opinion durable.In that is an important factor you should consider.You ll 'have a foreign body sensation in the first days or weeks. Otherwise, you can not used for sports like football and volleyball. Rigid contact lenses can correct for keratoconus, irregular astigmatism and …

LASIK is the final solution hatred for all events and contact lenses. Those who have thin corneas, keratoconus, astigmatism, and progressive high myopia cases are good cases for LASIK surgery. After LASIK surgery will have some complications such as dry eye, night vision Fiallos, regression of myopia, presbyopia hasty, etc.

My article would be next in the advanced features 3 ways corrective in the details.

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Mohammad Ghandehari-Motlagh, optometrist, a member of Contact Lens Society of America

Shiraz, Iran

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