Symptoms of eye weakness

When there is a weakness in one or both eyes and this weakness is not followed up and corrected, it causes problems for the person, the most common of these problems are: blurred vision, headache, eye irritation, eye redness, eye pain and tearing. Naturally, the presence of one or all of these symptoms can be unpleasant and annoying for any person who has weak eyes, so when you feel one or all of these symptoms, you should visit an optometrist or eye surgeon for an examination to diagnose and fix your problem.

Blurred vision

The first and most common sign of eye weakness is blurred vision near or far. Blurred vision may be different depending on the amount and type of eye weakness. Naturally, the greater the amount of eye weakness, the greater and more noticeable the blurred vision. Of course, the weak type of eye is also effective in blurred vision, usually myopic people complain more about blurred vision in the far distance than people with cameras and astigmatism. Depending on the degree of weakness of the camera in their eyes, people with a camera have problems in both far vision and near vision. As a result, people with a camera have more problems in near vision and doing things like reading, working with computers and mobile phones, doing delicate works of art, goldsmithing and watchmaking, and the near vision of these people is far more blurry than their far vision.

Headaches

Depending on the type and degree of weakness, in many cases, if they are not corrected, they cause headaches. People whose eye weakness is only myopia usually only have blurred vision and rarely get headaches, but people whose eye weakness is farsightedness and astigmatism, if they do not use glasses in doing things such as reading, working with mobile phones and computers, driving, watching TV, or anything that requires visual accuracy, will quickly get headaches. Unfortunately, in many cases, due to the lack of sufficient information about this issue, people may go to many doctors to treat their headaches, while their headaches have an eye origin and can be easily resolved by prescribing and using glasses. Usually, headaches caused by eye weaknesses have four symptoms that distinguish this type of headache from other headaches: A: Eye headaches usually occur when a person is doing eye work and they do not exist in a normal state. B: Eye headaches usually occur in the area around the eyes and forehead. C: Eye headaches usually go away with rest. D: Although eye headaches are annoying, they are not severe, and in some people, they are more severe in the afternoons.

Burning, redness, tearing

In many cases, an uncorrected weakness in addition to blurred vision and headache can cause burning, redness and tearing in the eyes. These cases apply to all eye weaknesses, but they are more common in people whose eye weaknesses are astigmatism and farsightedness. Also, people over the age of forty who suffer from presbyopia usually suffer from these complications.

Important point

Sometimes a person may have one of the weak eyes, and because he has not used glasses, he is used to it and does not think he has a problem. This is when the weaknesses of the eyes that a person does not use glasses will leave their negative effects in a person's life. If eye weakness occurs in childhood and under the age of ten and is not followed up and corrected, it can cause laziness of the child's eyes, and after the age of ten, it is usually not treated in many cases, and in adulthood, this problem will cause many problems for the child in the field of finding a job, hiring in government centers, getting a driver's license, etc. Even in adulthood, if eye weakness is not corrected, it will cause blurred vision, headache, burning, redness, and tearing problems, which will cause discomfort to the person, and even in some cases, failure to correct eye weakness may be dangerous, such as people whose job is to drive, and due to blurred vision, it may cause traffic accidents, or it may even lead to financial losses, for example, in people who do accounting work, and due to blurred and tired eyes, they may have problems in financial calculations, and financial losses instead of let them

Therefore, it is better that your children do not complain of blurred vision or other problems, and if adults have any of the above complaints, they should preferably refer to an optometrist (optometrist) or colleagues of an eye surgeon for an examination so that their problem can be diagnosed and resolved. Mehrdid Optometry and Eyeglasses Center is the most equipped optometry center in Kerman in this field.

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