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Title: Astigmatism - Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment


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Astigmatism - Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment
  • - Specialty Care Clinics

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What is Astigmatism?
  • Astigmatism is a frequent and usually treatable
    imperfection in the curvature of the eye that
    causes blurred distance and near vision.
  • Astigmatism happens when either the front surface
    of the eye (cornea) or the lens inside the eye
    has mismatched curves. Rather than having one
    curve similar to a round ball, the surface is
    egg-shaped. It results in blurry vision at all
    distances.
  • Astigmatism is often present at birth and might
    occur in combination with nearsightedness or
    farsightedness. Often, it is not pronounced
    enough to need corrective action. When it is,
    treatment options include corrective lenses or
    surgery.

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Symptoms of Astigmatism
  • Signs and symptoms of astigmatism might include
  • Blurred or distorted vision
  • Eyestrain or discomfort
  • Headaches
  • Difficulty with night vision
  • Squinting

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  • Causes of Astigmatism
  • The eye has two structures with curved surfaces
    that bend (refract) light over the retina, which
    makes the images
  • The cornea, the clear front surface of an eye
    along with the tear film
  • The lens is a clear structure inside the eye that
    changes shape to help the eye focus on nearby
    objects
  • In a perfectly shaped eye, each of these elements
    has a round curvature, similar to the surface of
    a smooth ball. A cornea or lens with such a
    curvature bends (refracts) all incoming light
    equally to make a sharply focused image directly
    on the retina at the back of the eye.
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Contact Us
  • Website https//specialtycareclinics.com/
  • Contact No. 469-545-9983
  • Email hugosutton020_at_gmail.com  

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