If the degree of astigmatism is low, the impact on vision is small, temporarily do not need glasses, but if the degree of astigmatism is high, significantly affecting the patient’s vision, patients need to wear glasses to correct astigmatism and improve vision.
When the patient’s astigmatism is small and does not show obvious vision loss, and the patient does not feel eye fatigue, photophobia, double vision and other discomforts, and does not have a great impact on daily work and study, the patient can be observed first, without glasses for the time being, but need to check the eye status regularly.
If the patient’s astigmatism is high, the patient may experience visual fatigue, decreased visual acuity, double vision and other discomfort symptoms, which may cause obvious impact on the patient’s normal life and study. Patients need to wear glasses to correct their astigmatism and improve their vision.
It is recommended that patients with astigmatism consult a regular hospital in a timely manner to assess their condition and follow the doctor’s instructions to choose the appropriate treatment.