many eye disorders and many exams all ok but i can see well(loaters - entropic phenomenon)

[Anastasios27]

Hello and goodevening.
i am 27 years old and 13 years i had -1.5 myopia both eyes no other problem exept alergies.
it has almos a year i could not see well i went to ophtalmologist and got checked and found out my myopia raised.
changed glasses but not big difference after 5 more months i started to see floaters. about 4 and went to optalmollogist to 4 different ones my retina they say is ok.
but still had poroblem and went to neyrologist and told my i have hyperawarenes of after images.
1) should i take medication for that for the afterimages are they cureable?
2) i see the last day on sunny days my floaters are getting more. like everywhere but not all the time 6 are the standart floaters the others come after much sunlight and in the moorning when i wake up.
is it serious?
i went to neyropthalmologist and sayd also my eyes are perfect. but the floaters are preety much there.
maybe the doctors in my country are not skilled? could they see if it was something more serious?
thanks in advance anastasios from Grecce.

[Anastasios27]

the point is both of the 2 opthalmologist gave me the same correction but the case is without the glasses i see more clear on near distance, but not as i used a year ago. i asked maybe i need reading glasses and the answear was youre to young for reading glasses. this is what makes me confused....
any idea on that please?

[John C Hagan III, MD, FACS, FAAO]

This can sometimes indicate your glasses are too strong and you need to be sure your ophthalmologist has done a "post cycloplegic refraction" to check on that.  If your glasses are correct and not too strong you may need reading glasses or no pline progressive bifocals.

JCH MD

[Anastasios27]

Thnaks For The answer but the problem is i have even problem on reading and se clear near objects i get really dizzy and want to sleep many hours any idea on that?
is it normal?

[John C Hagan III, MD, FACS, FAAO]

1. Afterimages are normal. Everyone with normal or nearly normal eyes has them we usualy just ignorme them. No medicine will help that unless you are an anxiety patient.
2. No
3. Use the search feature and archives and read about floaters it will be reassuring.

JCH MD