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High Diopter

By ameliawonder August 06, 2020 7 answers Last updated August 06, 2020

Hello, I have been wearing glasses since I was 6 years old - now I am 14 diopters, I am 6 and I continue to grow. Is there any chance at least that growth will stop? I know that at the age of 22 I can have laser surgery and for about 2 years I have been collecting money so that I can afford it, I have collected BGN 1,000, but I realized that if my diopter is very high I will not be completely cured with one operation. I ask the moderators to approve my story!

Answers 7

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nezbaby answered · August 06, 2020

   It may still grow, yes. I am 26 and going on. In the winter I went to an eye doctor and asked about laser surgery. He told me that this was only possible if the diopter had not changed in the last year.

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msbamboe answered · August 06, 2020

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rick_01x answered · August 06, 2020

   Honey, I want to tell you that you are not alone! :) I will turn 16 soon and I have 4 and a half - 5 diopters. I cried very often and I continue because I miss having normal vision :( The operation can remove all diopters! If they are higher it will just have to be done twice. I didn't stay, after another year we will be able to we see clearly without dull glasses, lenses and ala prom, personally it is the most difficult for me when I am at the sea or the pool, because you can't wear glasses and everything beautiful for me is a blurred color ...

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jr_and_his_girls answered · August 06, 2020

   Myopia or hyperopia? I'm almost 14 (in a month I do them) and I'm a myopic, 1. 50 in one eye and 1. 75 in the other eye. I have been wearing glasses for a year and a half, at the beginning of the year you were examined and they said that my diopter did not rise at all, which is amazing, given that it is short-sighted. However, I haven't taken off my glasses at all for 1 year. Not in sports, not in anything. Only when I sleep. Otherwise, regardless of the diopter, the operation works flawlessly.

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amyundreson answered · August 06, 2020

   Unfortunately, once it starts ... I was also told that in 25 years my diopter would stop growing, but it didn't turn out that way. I had the same diopter for a few years and I was happy, but then it started again and around the age of 30 I got a whole diopter. Bad work! Now I have 4 diopters myopia and initial astigmatism: ((Next month I will go to change my lenses and examine my eyes again and I hope I have not uploaded yet. As for the operation, I thought so and even asked a doctor who does such The man was honest enough to tell me that the effect on me would be only 5 years and not worth giving that much money, not to mention that in the eye clinic almost all the doctors wore glasses ... obviously there is a reason. If the operations were so great, why don't they operate on each other, but wear glasses? That's why I gave up and now I wear contact lenses and sit at home with glasses. Yes, it's stupid, especially when I go swimming, but to give a few thousand every 5 years and it doesn't happen. Not to mention that you probably can't do operations indefinitely, and in the end, like nothing, I'm going to screw my eyes. So I sympathize with you very much.

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gtpower answered · August 06, 2020

   Aloo, wearing glasses is not embarrassing, even for girls it is sexy. How long will you allow yourself to be charged for this? I've been wearing glasses for as long as I can remember - I've had problems with people because of them, I don't deny it. However, I don't think it matters much whether someone wears glasses or not.

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lola_king_ answered · August 07, 2020

   From the car: myopia, and I don't take off my glasses, I don't even play physically. And up to number 3 the worst is on the sea from the salt water the sores rust and without glasses I can't see farther than a span.