Why does the phone screen bulge when I look at it with glasses?

Many people in life find that when they look at their mobile phone screen after wearing a new pair of glasses, the screen feels bulging. This is caused by the inappropriate degree of the glasses. The degree of your eyes must be adapted to your myopia degree, which is related to the health of your eyes, so people should learn more about it so that they can realize the root cause of the problem as soon as possible when encountering similar situations in their future lives.

1. Reasons for the bulge on the phone screen when wearing glasses

It is considered that the symptoms are caused by the inappropriate degree of the new glasses.

It is recommended that if you have been wearing glasses for a week and still have not adjusted, you need to have your eyes re-checked to check whether the degree of the glasses matches your eyes.

1. Should you wear glasses all the time or only occasionally? Patients with high myopia need to wear glasses for a long time, while patients with low myopia can adjust their glasses as needed. If your myopia is less than 200 degrees (without astigmatism), you can decide whether to wear it based on your needs. In fact, it is more helpful for myopic patients to wear glasses frequently to relieve eye fatigue and protect the eyes. 2. Can wearing glasses with a lower degree control the progression of myopia? The purpose of wearing glasses is to assist vision so that you can see without squinting. If the degree is insufficient, the ciliary muscle responsible for adjusting the focal length will over-adjust and continue to spasm. It will easily become fatigued over a long period of time, which may cause vision to deteriorate faster. 3. How to match a pair of suitable glasses? To get the right glasses, scientific medical optometry is a prerequisite. It is generally recommended to undergo a scientific and professional eye examination in the ophthalmology department of a hospital. The refractive result determined by a computer ophthalmometer alone is not the most accurate result for myopia glasses fitting.

2. Treatment recommendations

It depends on your specific eye habits and eye physiological conditions. Everyone's visual function is different. In fact, eyewear stores don't do a good job of this part of the inspection. They just measure the degree and take it for granted that a lower degree is suitable for close vision and the eyes are not easily tired. In fact, this is not the case. Eye adjustment has a three-linkage, among which the accommodation ability (the eyes will adjust when looking close, similar to camera focus) and the convergence ability (simply understood as the ability to focus the eyes) are very important. These two abilities interact with each other. Accommodation can drive convergence, and convergence can also drive accommodation. There will be a ratio between the two. Whether the glasses need to be fully equipped or under equipped should be judged based on this different ratio for each person, as well as your age, the type of lenses you choose, and whether you look at close or far distance more in work and life. These all need to be taken into consideration. Only in this way can you truly choose a degree that suits you, rather than simply looking at the eye chart and thinking that a degree of 0.8 or 1.0 is the appropriate degree. Specific situations require specific analysis. It is recommended to do a complete set of visual function tests before deciding how to give the degree.