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By canuhelp0987306 | Feb 29, 2012

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Answered by Houman Vosoghi, MD

New vision prescription

Can you help? I received my new glasses today. I have astigmitizem in my right eye. My vision is good with the new prescription but up close everything looks as though it's going on an incline uphill and to the right. Is this normal and I just need time to get used to? Thank you!

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Houman Vosoghi, MD

Feb 29, 2012

No, something is off and causing distortion. It could mean your prescription is off, the glasses weren't made correctly, or the difference between the two eyes is significant enough for your brain to not like the correction. Go back and have them check to see what is causing it.

HV

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