Patient's Query
Hello doctor
I wondered whether it is possible to be short and long-sighted at the same time. For example, I wear contact lenses or glasses for short-sightedness. Still, when I do not wear them, I also find that things close to me are also blurred (my entire vision seems to be blurry instead of before when it was just far-off items). Is there something going wrong with my eyes, or is this normal?
Hi,
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I have read your query carefully. You mentioned you are having short-sightedness, but you have not said it is a spherical or cylindrical axis. If you have cylinder correction (with the axis mentioned), what you are experiencing is possible, and I am sure your eyes are normal. Do not worry. Check your refractive correction, and if possible, upload it for me to explain it to you in detail. Thank you.
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Answered byDr. Gargi Madhukar Apte
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