The use of Fedorov's glasses is one of the methods by which you can correct your vision. It remains popular for several decades and can be used by both adults and children.
How do Fyodorov's glasses work? Can astigmatism and other ophthalmic diseases be cured with their help?
Fyodorov's glasses have plates completely covered with small holes. If you look through them at different objects, the light that passes through the optical eye axis hits the surface of the retina reflected from the object of interest. Diaphragmation with small holes greatly increases the sharpness of the images. As a result - everything seen by the eye becomes more clear.
Fedorov's glasses are considered a good simulator for the muscles of the eye. They do not allow the latter to atrophy, slow the loss of elasticity in the lens, promote the activation of metabolic processes, prevent cataracts and other ophthalmic ailments.
Advantages of Fyodorov glasses-simulators
Experts recommend using eyeglasses when:
- visual overstrain;
- asthenopia (both muscular and accommodative);
- photophobia;
- farsightedness ;
- false or true myopia;
- age-related changes in vision.
- relieve tension;
- provide rest to the eye muscles;
- eliminate the consequences of general fatigue;
- reduce the tone of the eye at various neurotic states.
- increase the clarity of the image and make it more contrast;
- delays ultraviolet radiation;
- slow the aging process in the visual cells;
- reduce the intensity of the headache;
- prevent redness of the eyes;
- eliminate lachrymation and eye irritation;
- optimize the intensity of the light rays passing to the eye.
In addition, Fedorov's computer and driver's glasses can be worn for preventive purposes. They:
The main advantages of glasses for improving the vision of Fedorov include:
If you like, you can wear Fedorov's glasses every day. But still it is recommended not to "pamper" the eyes and wear them only for a period of high loads. In breaks it is useful to do a special gymnastics for the eyes, which will help to remove fatigue, redness, tingling and burning sensation.
But about whether you can go out with glasses on the street and get behind the wheel of a car, you should consult a doctor individually.