I see things bulge when I wear glasses

Myopia is the main reason that affects people's vision. Many people in today's society suffer from myopia. The myopic population is mainly middle school students, and the myopic population is relatively widespread among students. People with myopia may have such an experience, such as feeling that things look convex after wearing glasses. So what is the reason for this? Is there something wrong with your eyes? Detailed descriptions of these issues are provided below.

1. After wearing glasses for the first time, your eyes need a period of adaptation, which usually takes 3 to 7 days. When this happens, it is recommended that you adapt yourself to it, look into the distance more often, and have less contact with electronic products. You will be able to recover in 3 to 7 days. If you still cannot recover, then consider that there is a problem in the manufacturing process of the glasses or the degree is inaccurate during the eye test, then you need to have your eyes re-tested or replace the glasses.

2. If it is the first time to wear glasses and the degree is more than 250 degrees, this situation will occur. Generally, the optometrist will recommend that you first wear a lower degree as a transition, and then increase it appropriately after three months. If you have worn glasses before, it is very likely that the degree is too high. Of course, it may also be that the pupil distance is not right. You can go to a regular optical shop to re-check your eyesight and test whether the glasses are qualified. It is best to wait until the symptoms disappear after re-fitting.

3. It may be related to specific changes in the eye structure, and the possibility of refractive error cannot be ruled out.

Guidance: It is still necessary to accurately determine the cause of the disease and choose appropriate treatment methods based on detailed manifestations combined with relevant ophthalmoscopy and other tests.

4. There may be something wrong with the glasses you wear.

Guidance:

I suggest you go to the place where you get your glasses tested. The optometrist will check to see what the problem is and whether you need to get new glasses.

5. Generally speaking, vision changes caused by myopia will not change suddenly in a short period of time. If the changes are short-term, other causes should be considered, such as iridocyclitis.