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stigmatism
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Visual impairments, too, such as astigmatism can now be treated with state of the art eye laser surgery.
Through the Looking Glass A Guide to Astigmatism by Adam Singleton / Health, general community
Summary: Since the Lasik procedure emerged nearly two decades ago, millions of myopia and astigmatism sufferers have permanently tossed their glasses and contact lenses aside.
USA: Lasik laser eye surgery - popular low cost alternative outweighs ... by Albawaba.com
If you suffer from astigmatism you''ll see three numbers in your eye glasses prescription - the first of which will represent both of the numbers seen in a prescription of a person who doesn''t have astigmatism, the second number will represent the severity if the astigmatism - the larger the number here the greater you are effected by the astigmatism.
How to Read a Prescription for Glasses? by Amy Nutt / Food/cooking/nutrition community
 
 
 
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