>Hi
>My optician says that the eyes of shortsighted people "can drift outwards
>when not with glasses", is that true?
When there's no wind and the tide's going out that happens to me.
Just kidding.
> We were talking about how much I wear
>contacts, which is 90% of the time, the other 10% I don't think I'm so blind
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Only if you also have exophoria or exotropia, which you can have or not
have independent of your myopia, although without your glasses you are
most likely exophoric at near. Certainly other things are more likely
to cause headache than exo deviations.
spammer - 12 May 2007 02:54 GMT
> >Hi
> >My optician says that the eyes of shortsighted people "can drift outwards
> >when not with glasses", is that true?
Yes, it's true. Thats how my mother was able to yell "I've got eyes in
the back of my head". They must've drifted pretty far. :)
Y E S !
> Hi
> My optician says that the eyes of shortsighted people "can drift outwards
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> Hi
> My optician says that the eyes of shortsighted people "can drift outwards
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probably more to do with your simply seeing more clearly with the
glasses on.