I have very bad vision in my right eye, should I just deal with it or should I get corrective lenses?
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xjimmyloudx
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depends upon what you want and if you can afford it. I have bad vision in my left eye but nothing can be done for it, I'd get it fixed in an instant if it were possible.
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Depends on if it bothers you or causes you trouble with things such as driving, reading, etc. When my prescription is incorrect I get headaches/migraines that go away once its been corrected. Do you get headaches a lot? If you get headaches a lot I'd suggest getting contacts or glasses.
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If you are driving a car, you need to get corrective lenses for your safety and the safety of other people on the road.
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get corrective lenses you will have less headaches
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Here is my answer but you may not like it...Do you remember that part in Kill Bill Volume 1 where they were fighting in the trailer and she plucked out that woman's eyeball, have your friend to that to your bad eye, problem solved or maybe not LOL but the first few answer up above seem like good ideas to me...
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Go to a good eye doctor and get lenses. You'll be surprised how much rosier life is with good vision. If you can see with both eyes, walking, reading, exercising, etc. would be a lot easier.
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I have bad vision in my right eye too! Definitely go for lenses/glasses. I have them, I stopped using them for the activities I should wear them for, and it has got much worse over just a year or two. When one of your eyes is weaker than the other, the other has to over-compensate for it. That eventually leads to really terrible headaches and makes it hard to concentrate.
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Yes - otherwise you will start to get horrible headaches from trying to focus your eyes all the time
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If your right eye is as bad as your saying it is lol then have your eyes tested as you will be a danger on the road if you drive, what can you see outta your right eye? Can you read road signs id advise you to get your eyes tested soon as, when did you last have an eye test.
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