Object moves when short-sighted and glasses are taken off?
Hello,
I noticed today that whenever I take off my glasses and look far away for a long time without them, the object moves ever so slightly, or rather the edge of the object. It doesn't move much, maybe only 2mm, and it gets bigger and then smaller. I'm short-sighted and unfortunately my eyesight is pretty bad, between -7 and -7.5. I once heard that when you're short-sighted and look far away for a long time, your eyes work particularly hard to see your surroundings or the object clearly. Maybe that's why the object moves ever so slightly, or gets 2mm bigger and then smaller. Of course I know that you shouldn't ask questions like this here, you should go to the doctor, but I still wanted to ask in case anyone knows anything about it or has had the same or similar situation.
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Do you mean with or without glasses? If this is the case with glasses, it could be that something doesn’t fit with the glasses, because with glasses you should actually see how someone who doesn’t need glasses looks natural. You have to try to focus, something’s wrong.
I don’t know. If I take my glasses off, I just see you in a bad mood.
That might be. A cornea curvature, you can also get a strength for lenses or glasses