Patient's question:
What is the reason for being afraid of the light when going to bed? Everything else is normal. Recent and past treatment history and effectiveness: No detailed examination has been conducted. What kind of assistance is needed: What is the reason for being afraid of the light when going to bed in the morning?Doctor's answer:
People with mild astigmatism usually have normal vision, but they may experience headaches, eye fatigue, and blurred vision when looking at objects at a certain distance. People with severe astigmatism have unclear vision and complete distortion. Neglect fatigue: For a blurred image on the retina, there needs to be continuous fine-tuning, and the vision may again experience complete distortion, so people with astigmatism, especially those with lower astigmatism, are prone to re-examine the conjunctiva. When the conjunctiva is inflamed, photophobia may also occur.