Help You Popularize the Knowledge of Reading Glasses and Let you Have Healthy Eyes

Middle-aged and elderly people have less knowledge of reading glasses, and they often have some misunderstandings when wearing reading glasses. What are the misunderstandings of wearing reading glasses? What problems should be paid attention to when using reading glasses?

1. Misunderstanding of wearing reading glasses ： Greedy for cheap

Many middle-aged and elderly patients choose to buy finished reading glasses at roadside stalls because they want to be cheap. The finished reading glasses on the roadside have the same degree of both eyes, and the interpupillary distance is fixed. Most middle-aged and elderly people are not simply presbyopia, and the degree of presbyopia in both eyes is also different. If you do not wear suitable reading glasses, the patient will not be able to achieve good visual effects, but will cause visual interference

2. Misunderstanding of wearing reading glasses：Do not optometry and glasses

When the symptoms of vertigo appear in the eyes, many middle-aged and elderly people do not go to the hospital for examinations or optometry in order to save money or do not realize the importance of eye care. In fact, when the middle-aged and elderly have dim eyes and blurred vision, they can go to a professional eye hospital for a comprehensive eye examination in time, and then go for optometry and glasses after the eye diseases are ruled out.

3. Misunderstanding of wearing reading glasses : Myopia will not be presbyopic

There is a saying in life: people with myopia will not get presbyopia when they are old. This is a misunderstanding. Presbyopia is a physiological phenomenon and has a lot to do with the age of the patient. Many presbyopia patients can see far away things clearly after wearing glasses, but they must be removed when looking close. The eyes see things clearly.

4. Misunderstanding of wearing reading glasses: Presbyopia degree will not change

Many people think that the degree of presbyopia will not change. In fact, it is not. The degree of presbyopia changes with the age of middle-aged and old people, and it has a lot to do with the physical condition of middle-aged and old people. The phenomenon of presbyopia is due to the decreased adjustment ability, which makes things in the vicinity of the patient unclear. Wearing glasses is to make up for this part of the adjustment.