Causes Of The Size Of A Cylindrical Eye That Increases Dramatically?




Hello, I know you, I’m 24 years old. My eyes are minus and cylindrical, recently I checked my eyes, the results are minus my eyes are fixed but my right eye cylinder has risen dramatically from 1, so many to 3, very different from the left eye whose cylinder is 1.5. Is that normal? It seems I rarely use a cell phone while lying on my side or even in a dark place. And can the cylinder scale be reduced? What can I do so my cylinder doesn’t get worse? Sorry and thank you in advance
Hello Rifa, thank you for asking at HealthReplies.com.



Using the gadget for a long time, in a dark place or in a certain position generally does not affect the cylinder eyes because these things do not cause abnormalities of the corneal curvature or the lens of the eye so that it will not cause deterioration of the cylinder eyes.



Curvature abnormalities in the cornea or eye lens can be caused by:



 Hereditary factors History of injury / injury to eyes Side effects of nearsightedness nearsightedness or nearsightedness (plus eyes) are quite severe Eye disorders of the cornea Down syndrome Premature birth history or low birth weight The difference between the cylinder values ​​between the two eyes is natural occurs because there is not a single organ in the body that is similar between the left side and right side, but for the cause of the increase in the value of your cylinder, needs further examination by an eye specialist.



For the value of the cylinder itself will not decrease by itself, but can be reduced by operative measures such as LASIK, LASEK, photorefractive keratectomy, or replacement of eye lenses with artificial eye lenses.



Until now, there has been no special prevention for astigmatism, but you can avoid injury to the eye and avoid worsening your eye condition.



I hope this helps.
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