Eye Strain, can I regain my vision?  | | Today I applied for a job and part of it is a preliminary general physical exam, one is vision test.
To my surprise, I can hardly guess the letters on that chart. It's the first three rows of the smallest font. Before I feel these headaches that I assume are related to vision, I see the letters crisp and can guess them easily if they are too small. Even the test for color blindness, I had noticeable lapse, when before I can guess them quickly and perfectly.
I have been using my eyes extensively and it's been abused or overworked for the past 3 or more years.
My question is, is there a possibility that I can regain a 20/20, if it's only eye strain. I don't wear eyeglasses and I don't find any need to. I can still easily shoot a thread in a needle's eye. I can read New Times Roman font in MS Word up to font 6, I guess. But is it enough? Sometimes my vision blurs slightly and sometimes I feel fainting, and many times I feel headache, but not something unbearable like migraine. Just a feeling like what I see is not steady, and when I try to focus my eyes hard, say on a code in front of a computer, or an animation in a game software, then I feel that painful feeling on a part of my head, plus that dizziness.
What can I do about eyestrain if anyone of you experienced it, and who is the physician to go to? Is it the optician or it's better to go to a general phycisian. I hesitate going to an optician because I am afraid they would just make me order prescription eye glasses.
I need a physician that can diagnose what is my condition, and what is that physician called.
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| | | | | | | | 1. anewlevel (129) | 2 months ago | I believe the type of physician you need to consult is called an optometrist. Good luck with your eye problem & good luck with the new job.
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JDy116 (1479) | 2 months ago | Yeah I think it's an optometrist. I only have problem finding one in my area. It seems I need to go to the big hospitals in the city. For a while I need to delay seeing one.
But I read some helpful tips from Wikihow. And one of those is getting outdoor lights and maybe playing some outdoor sports that practice my eyes on distant objects.
Sleep also did good thing. I also wait to wash my eyes after I wake up, and don't do much work in front of my PC for one day. My headaches are gone.
These few steps helped me relieve my eyestrain.
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| | 2. cher913 (13655) | 2 months ago | you need to talk to him/her just to see if it can be done. simple eye strain such as using a computer can be cured by resting your eyes for 5 minutes every hour. maybe glasses would help?
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JDy116 (1479) | 2 months ago | I don't want to wear eyeglasses as much as possible. I can read easily, and we don't usually read from distance like what we do on snellen chart.
I wish when I go to one he wouldn't advise me to get pair of eyeglasses because I want my perfect vision be regained. I am not sure if eyeglasses do that or it means that a condition is hopeless.
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