yes it can ...they scratch the inside of your eye lids
Yes, wearing contacts that aren't yours can hurt your eyes. Contact lenses are fitted specifically for each person's unique eye shape, and wearing someone else's contacts can cause discomfort, blurred vision, and even increase the risk of eye infections. It's important to always use prescription contacts that are properly fitted by an eye care professional.
i do not see the point of wearing sunglasses inside, but it may if your house doesnt have a lot of light. Maribeth wore sunglasses even inside; her eyes were highly sensitive to light.
No reading is really good for you, unless you need glasses and are not wearing them, because it will hurt your eyes
Because they have a hard time adjusting because if you wear your contacts more than don't and u take them out one day it will be more blurry for about 30mins so it can adjust and it might hurt
they might hurt or irriate your eyes slightly, but shouldnt affect your eyesight.
they don't hurt at all if done correctly i started wearing them when i was 9 so if a nine year old can wear then so can everyone
The headache indicates that your eyes have changed since your first prescription and that now you need a new eye examination and prescription glasses .
sometimes people avoid eye contact if they are mad at someone, if they don't like someone, or if they are scared of someone. P.S. Or maybe they are just stupid and crazy
Yes, salt water can sting and irritate your eyes when you open them underwater. The high salt content can cause discomfort and redness, but it is usually temporary and can be relieved by rinsing your eyes with fresh water afterwards. Wearing goggles or a mask can help protect your eyes while swimming in salt water.
Your eyes should not hurt after wearing contacts. In fact you shouldn't even feel discomfort! You need to wear your contacts less and glasses more. Also get some more sleep. Your eyes shouldn't hurt after wearing contacts. The first time when you wear contacts, your optometrist is suppose to give you a trial pair. If there was any discomfort during the follow-up appointment, (the week after you said you wanted contacts) then he/she will be giving you another brand and another until the optometrist ran out of brands to give you to try in his/her office. Then he/she would tell you that you can't wear contacts at all (never happen)
He started wearing sunglasses in the early 1980's, he started wearing reading glasses in the late 90's/ early 2000's.
It hurts kind of because somethings in your eye and you CANNOT touch it! But after a while it does not hurt anymore!If it hurts, it's likely there is something between the contact and your eye. Take the contact out and rinse it with saline before putting it back in. Using cold saline feels awesome by the way. Make sure to take good care of your contacts and don't touch them after handling dangerous substances or spicy foods like chili peppers or onions.Also make sure they are inserted the correct way. Soft contacts can be worn inside out by mistake, and they do not fit the same like that.