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Why does reading lead to poor vision? You've got me interested particularly because I have such an odd dynamic with this. I don't feel like my lens prescription
by Obscurity4340 3y ago
Why does reading lead to poor vision? You've got me interested particularly because I have such an odd dynamic with this. I don't feel like my lens prescription has really changed at all (like ever) but I suppose I would have to check the prescriptions to be sure.
Are there ways to attenuate what you're referring to you are aware of?
- wholinator2 3y agoIt's long, uninterrupted periods of staring at a very near object, usually lit artificially unless you have a pleasant reading space by a window. It leads almost invariable to nearsightedness more than just 'poor vision'. This effect is more pronounced in children due to the fact that their eyes are still growing and change shape much more easily. There have started to be myopic toddlers where this was previously a very rare genetics based phenomena.
- EvanAnderson 3y agoMy daughter does have some wicked myopia. The optometrist blamed her reading.
- Obscurity4340 3y agoYou should get her something like VoiceDream or SpeechCentral and load books on to that. I feel like it would keep her eyes more active