I've no idea what I've done to my eyes, but no matter how many breaks I take from looking close-up at books and pc, no matter how much I rest them, they became too tired to focus up close.
I'm 19 and never had to wear glasses in my life, I have a slight slight astigmatism, too.
I've already been to the eye doc couple of times for losing sharpness, but that doesn't worry me that much knowing lasik exists, but my eyes being constantly tired and unable to stay focused without going out of focus in 10 seconds worries me a lot.
What the fuck?
What kind of medications are you on? Any stimulants? Any vasodilators?
>>17323689
>no matter how much I rest them, they became too tired to focus up close.
Your eyes are just getting old dude. They've become far-sighted and you need reading glasses.
>>17323689
Maybe you're becoming farsighted? Visual accuity tends to change until around 21. When it differs in both eyes, you get tired easier.
Get your eyes checked. Maybe you need glasses now.
>>17323760
I don't take any meds.
>>17323770
I will get glasses for sure, but the eyes' tiredness is bothering me.
>>17324332
Do you mean different dioptre by acuity? If so, one eye is only 0.25 different than the other.
Month or two ago I was able to focus closer up for a longer time than now, and my eyes were getting tired and blurry way less than they do now.
Just thought I'd mention, I also can't seem to shake off visual snow once it appeared after smoking marijuana, I haven't smoked in months now, but even since then I had it. It's really bad during night, in darkness I can barely see blackness, all I see is dots.
>>17324495
Try to close one eye, then open it and close the other. Are there any differences in your visual field by doing that?
Any other issues? Doesn't have to be sight related. Your problem might not come from your eyes.
>>17324332
I randomly started "becoming" farsighted when I was 17. Maybe it's this OP.
you need glasses retard
t. doctor
