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Do you have astigmatism?

Used to see em like that and got stronger lenses. I could tell it was bad.
Wait I thought everyone seen lights like that at night?
But yeah I do, so how do people see lights at night? Im confused ahah
(Jul 28, 2020 02:24 PM)Free Kurdistan Wrote:  Used to see em like that and got stronger lenses. I could tell it was bad.

(Jul 28, 2020 02:25 PM)βaked Wrote:  Wait I thought everyone seen lights like that at night?
But yeah I do, so how do people see lights at night? Im confused ahah

Yep, you're on the same boat. Ask your friends, they don't see it like this unless they have it.
(Jul 28, 2020 02:26 PM)Fortunate Wrote:  Yep, you're on the same boat. Ask your friends, they don't see it like this unless they have it.
But does wearing glasses makes it better?
I am going to get my glasses soon, I went years and years seeing really bad but without glasses, but now I see bad but it's normal, I see everything "fine" because I don't know any different.
(Jul 28, 2020 02:28 PM)βaked Wrote:  But does wearing glasses makes it better?
I am going to get my glasses soon, I went years and years seeing really bad but without glasses, but now I see bad but it's normal, I see everything "fine" because I don't know any different.

Yes, glasses should fix astigmatism, at least for me. You should ask your eye clinic or whereever you're getting your glasses from. They always measure if I have astigmatism but never really looked into it.
Yeah I do. I actually just got my first new pair of glasses in around 5 years, i needed a huge adjustment.
I actually do have an astigmatism in one eye. Although, I only see lights like that through a windshield or when I don't have my contacts in.
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I'm the someway, I've had it since I was very young but Ironically my vision was 20/20 up until I was about 13.
I have it before and I don't wear the glasses prescribe but limit my self it using gadgets and I get's better and better now.
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LOL! I have been thinking my vision was horrible, like do not get me wrong, I do wear contact lenses, but I see light like the picture to the left.
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(Jul 28, 2020 02:40 PM)Vеrt Wrote:  Yeah I do. I actually just got my first new pair of glasses in around 5 years, i needed a huge adjustment.

Can you see far, what kind of specs do you have on your glasses?

(Jul 28, 2020 02:42 PM)Semmenial Wrote:  I actually do have an astigmatism in one eye. Although, I only see lights like that through a windshield or when I don't have my contacts in.

That's weird. I wonder if I only have it in one eye as well.

(Jul 28, 2020 05:06 PM)jecoylecoy Wrote:  I have it before and I don't wear the glasses prescribe but limit my self it using gadgets and I get's better and better now.

What do you mean by using gadgets?

(Jul 28, 2020 06:37 PM)Blockonome Wrote:  LOL! I have been thinking my vision was horrible, like do not get me wrong, I do wear contact lenses, but I see light like the picture to the left.
Lmao, did you just figure it out?
(Jul 29, 2020 12:00 AM)Fortunate Wrote:  What do you mean by using gadgets?

I limit myself in using mobile phone, playing mobile games which I do most all the time which I do before. I limit myself in watching television. And in work I don't watch the pc's monitor all the time, instead I look around walk outside if not busy. Then most of all, I sleep 8 hrs every night. I keep my eyes away from mobile phone when on bed. No my eyes are getting better. I have my eyeglasses but I use it only when I have loaded work.
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(Jul 29, 2020 12:00 AM)Fortunate Wrote:  Lmao, did you just figure it out?

I literally just figured this out ahahah, quite funny to be honest!
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As the picture says I always thought this was normal, maybe I have astigmatism.
Do I need to consult a doctor?
I autism, asthma and apparently astigmatism.