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What Causes Sensitivity To Light And Heavy Headedness On Using Optical?

Hello



I have some quaries. Bec of breaking of glasses i got made new glasses (2 month ago)



I got made my glasses on the basis of previous glasses (wearing about 5 years, no problem): RE: Sp: - 4.00, Cy: -0.75, Axis: 20 degree

LE: Sp: - 4.00, Cy: -0.75, Axis: 160 degree

But i am facing problems like lighting, weight in head, strain about 2 months etc



Then i got my eyes checked: RE: Sp: - 4.00, Cy: -0.50, Axis: 35 degree

LE: Sp: - 4.00, Cy: -0.50, Axis: 145 degree



Give me suggestion about both powers there is any differences or negligible differences.
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It is almost same but slight change in cylinder with axis. now you have to decide your acceptance and decide which is the best and clear. if there is no problem then you can continue with old number
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What Causes Sensitivity To Light And Heavy Headedness On Using Optical?

It is almost same but slight change in cylinder with axis. now you have to decide your acceptance and decide which is the best and clear. if there is no problem then you can continue with old number