Myopia in Phoenix, AZ
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Contact UsWhat is Myopia?
Slightly more than 40% of the population in America is diagnosed with myopia (nearsightedness), which means it is one of the most widespread refractive vision impairments. Nearsightedness is a refractive error that results in difficulty in or a lack of ability to make out things or images that are distant from the eye. Therefore, far-away objects or focal points may be hazy, or the patient may lack the ability to perceive them altogether.
An individual could develop extreme, moderate, or mild nearsightedness. Those who are nearsighted can usually see very well with near vision but have difficulty seeing distant objects, for example, traffic signs, presentation screens at the office or in the classroom, or movie screens.
For those who have myopia, we have plenty of choices available to address it and help restore your vision. At their practice in Phoenix, AZ, optometrists Dr. Neha Amin LaCorte and Dr. Mary Hardy make diagnoses of sight impairments, like myopia, and offer solutions that are best for your lifestyle. Contact Advanced Vision & Achievement Center to schedule an eye exam if you have noticed changes in your sight or are having trouble seeing from a distance.
What are the Symptoms of myopia?
In the majority of cases, the most pronounced indication of nearsightedness is unclear vision that occurs when trying to focus on objects from a distance. A lot of people can also have other symptoms that stem from constant squinting or eye strain. Eye strain, also known as eye fatigue or asthenopia, could cause aching or dry eyes. Asthenopia might also lead to light sensitivity or soreness in the neck and shoulder muscles. Occasionally, people who already wear prescription lenses for myopia can notice these symptoms. They are a good indication that your lens prescription needs to be updated, and you need to plan an eye exam before long.
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Suffering from vision that is no longer as sharp as it could be can often produce other unwanted issues, for example, migraines and eye strain. Nearsightedness is a very common refractive error that, luckily, is easily treatable for the majority of patients who experience it. Wearing corrective lenses or having refractive laser surgery can drastically enhance the overall well-being of Phoenix, AZ patients. Reach out to Advanced Vision & Achievement Center to hear more or plan your exam with Dr. Amin or Dr. Hardy.
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What is the most common cause of myopia?
If one or both of your parents have myopia, there is a chance you will develop it as well. During an appointment at Advanced Vision & Achievement Center, our optometrists will perform an exam to diagnose your myopia and determine the best course way to move forward. We may also ask about your family history to better understand the cause of your myopia.
Are there any ways to slow down the progression of myopia?
Yes, there are some ways to help slow down the progression of myopia in children. These include spending more time outdoors and taking frequent breaks from screens. Dr. LaCorte and Dr. Hardy may also recommend some eye exercises to help address myopia progression. Our goal is to provide comprehensive and personalized care for all our patients.
What are some common symptoms of myopia?
The most common symptom of myopia is difficulty seeing things that are far away. Other symptoms include eye strain, headaches, and squinting. If you are experiencing any changes in your vision, even if they seem minor, schedule an appointment in Phoenix, AZ, as soon as possible. We can help determine the cause and provide effective treatment options.