Why do I feel dizzy when wearing myopia glasses?

As the pace of life accelerates, people are under increasing pressure. Therefore, many people have become nearsighted. They need to wear glasses to restore their vision. However, many people experience dizziness when wearing new glasses. They think this is abnormal and still feel that their old glasses are comfortable. So why do people feel dizzy when wearing myopic glasses? It is most likely caused by the following reasons.

It is a very common problem that new glasses frames are not adjusted properly and cause dizziness. Common problems include tilted temples, inappropriate nose pads, and one side of the frame being higher than the other. Of course, if the style and weight of the frame have changed a lot, it is normal to feel dizzy. For example, if you change from a pure titanium frame to a Huancheng plate frame, you will feel a slight dizziness.

2. There is a deviation in pupil height.

If you used to wear small-frame glasses and you change to large-frame glasses, if you still follow the previous standard pupil height, the pupil height will generally be too low, which will produce a prism reaction and cause your eyes to feel dizzy for a long time.

The pupil distance is very important in the process of fitting glasses, so before fitting new glasses, you must carefully dilate the pupils and recheck the pupil distance. It is also important to remind you that every time you fit new glasses, all indicators must be rechecked, especially for children and adolescents who are growing, their face shape and eyes change significantly, and the pupil distance is an important data that cannot be ignored. 4. The distance between the eyeball and the lens.

When the distance between the eyeball and the lens is different and the image size is different, the pupil height and the distance between the lens and the eyeball can be adjusted by adjusting the height and deflection of the nose pads of the glasses. There will be some data errors when several pairs of glasses are fitted according to one person's data.

5. Wearing glasses for the first time. If it is the first time to wear glasses, it is normal to feel dizzy because the bridge of your nose is suddenly pressed by the glasses, and the feeling will often last for a long time. Of course, if your glasses become dry, you get tired easily, or your eyes become red and swollen, you must go to an ophthalmologist for a check-up. 6. The degree is high. I believe that many nearsighted people have worn other people's glasses. If the other person's glasses have a much higher degree than their own, although the vision can be much clearer, they will immediately feel dizzy when they put them on. Therefore, if you have severe dizziness, you must explain it to the optometrist and have your eyes re-checked.