Hi Glen,
My recent doctor visit this past week showed that my refractive error is +1.50 in my dominant eye, the eye I am struggling with. I know that is not a major error but I can't pass the 20/20 Snellen test with that eye and need to for work or else in a few months, I'll quite literally be looking for a new line of work. My doctor gave me a contact lens for that eye at the +1.50 but I still can't pass the 20/20 test with that eye with the contact. He thinks its b/c my eye needs to "get used to" the contact and that my lens and eye need to relax from the strain of the last few months.
So two questions for you:
a) Does that sound right or am I just being appeased?
b)Why do I still have contrast problems with the contact, for instance my right eye seems to be extra sensitive to poor or artificial lighting but performs better outdoors?
I am still convinced there is something else going on with my eye. I may be wrong and hopefully are, but objects at intermediate and near distances have blurry haze around them all the time which is why I am wondering if the contact can actually help me to pass the test and whether or not I am fully healed. At the 6th month mark, my doctor is considering enhancement BUT what if the contact hasn't helped me by that point? Enhancement can't be an option if you don't know the parameters right?
thanks