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Contacts Astigmatism- Does Your Doctor Know?

by Carolyn Thompson

Astigmatism is a disorder in which the cornea of a person's eye (or eyes) loses shape, resulting in blurred vision. People all over the world suffer with astigmatism. Many people believe that only old-aged people suffer with this disease. But the fact is that there are thousands of people who are suffering with astigmatism.

A unique trait of the disorder is that it sometimes remains consistant throughout ones' life. Is there a cure for astigmatism? Laser surgery is one of the many options that can cure this disorder to some extent. Laser surgeries are quite expensive. Can a person suffering with astigmatism wear contact lenses?

Thanks to the recent developments in Ophthalmology, patients suffering with astigmatism can wear lenses too. However, not all types of lenses can be prescribed to patients having astigmatism. 'Regular soft contact lenses', for instance, will do no good to the eyes of a person who has astigmatism. There are specific 'contacts for astigmatism'.

A few years back, rigid gas permeable (RGP) lenses were the only type of contact lenses available for patients with astigmatism. Let your optometrist decide which type of 'contacts for astigmatism' will suit you. Have you heard of Toric contact lenses? Toric contact lenses vary from regular contact lenses by their design.

The fabulous thing about Toric contact lenses is that they are available as 'rigid gas permeable contacts as well as soft GP lenses. The majority of the people suffering with astigmatism prefer rigid gas permeable lenses over soft contacts. Many people start panicking when they are given a choice between disposable and non-disposable contact lenses. You would be happy to know that 'Toric Contacts' can be colored too.

So, if you think you cannot wear colored contacts just because you have astigmatism, then it's time to bring home a pair of colored 'Toric contacts'. There are other types of 'contacts for astigmatism' too. There are many online stores which specialize in 'discount lenses'. What is 'lentille'? Search the Internet to find the answer.

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Published September 16th, 2008

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