I feel dizzy when wearing frame glasses

People pay more attention to vision problems, because vision is one of the most important senses of people. Lack of vision will affect people's ability to survive. Modern vision problems are mainly manifested in symptoms such as myopia. Myopia can cause blurred vision and affect work and study. The solution is to wear frame glasses, and the effect is very good. However, why do some people feel dizzy when wearing frame glasses?

Reason 1: New

This may be caused by inaccurate optometry or unqualified glasses. This is because simple computer optometry cannot accurately reflect the degree of glasses of myopic people. When fitting glasses, parameters such as vertex power, pupil distance, and cylindrical axis position must meet the standards, otherwise it will directly affect the effect of correcting vision, causing visual fatigue in users, thereby aggravating vision loss.

Reason 2: If you feel dizzy when wearing new glasses, it may be that the old glasses have "transformed" your eyes.

This is because the old glasses have "transformed" their eyes during their long-term service. Some people's old glasses have been severely deformed, the temples are not in the same plane, and the optical center of the lens deviates from the pupil distance measured when the glasses were fitted. The eyes slowly adapt to this deviation. In addition, during the use of the glasses, due to the absorption of ultraviolet rays, contact with grease, dry rubbing, etc., the lenses will turn yellow and have scratches, and the clarity will naturally be affected. Even if the degree of the new glasses is the same as that of the old glasses, the new lenses will appear brighter. Comparing the two will cause uncomfortable symptoms.

Reason three: You feel dizzy when wearing new glasses, or because the style of the glasses has changed.

The structure of new glasses may not be the same as that of old glasses (half-frame, frameless, full-frame), and the angles of the glasses may also be different, which will cause visual differences and symptoms of dizziness after wearing new glasses. If you are used to wearing frameless or half-frame glasses, when you switch to full-frame glasses, you will feel that your field of vision is restricted and you will feel a little uncomfortable seeing the edge of the frame; if you used to wear full-frame glasses, when you switch to half-frame glasses, you will feel that the edge of the lens is too bright and you will feel uncomfortable.