Most People Are Born With Astigmatism…
What Causes Astigmatism?
A Common Symptom Is Blurred Vision…

Astigmatism Signs and Symptoms
Headaches, eye strain, squinting, distorted or blurry vision at all distances and difficulties driving at night are all common symptoms associated with astigmatism. Some people can even have a small amount of astigmatism, but not notice it at all. This is especially true for children who may be unaware that is not normal. Some people may also have astigmatism without symptoms. To find out if you have astigmatism, schedule an annual comprehensive eye exam with your eyecare provider. Because children may not realize their vision is blurry, they need to be screened for eye disease and have their vision tested by an optometrist every year. If you or your child have experienced any symptoms, contact your eye doctor. Your doctor can determine whether you have astigmatism during your exam and, if so, to what degree. Once you have been diagnosed, he or she can then advise you of your options to correct your vision.
It Is Possible To Have Mild Astigmatism And Not Know It…
How is Astigmatism Corrected?
When You Have Astigmatism, Different Meridians Of Your Eye Need Different Amounts Of Correction For Nearsightedness Or Farsightedness…
Contact Lenses For Astigmatism
Toric Contacts Have Different Powers In Different Meridians Of The Lens To Correct Variations In The Eye’s Shape…
Orthokeratology
Orthokeratology Is Used To Treat Low Degrees Of Astigmatism…
Custom LASIK
Depending On The Type And Severity Of Your Astigmatism, You May Also Have It Corrected With LASIK…