When reading books, texts or recipes, do you often feel that reading is not so clear? It goes like this: You look at the print up close, and then you need to adjust the distance several times before the text is clearly visible. If this new way of reading is becoming a habit for you, it might be time to put on your reading glasses.

Reading Glasses Are Required in the Following Cases.

Everyone's vision changes at a different rate, but most people are more likely to develop presbyopia in their 40s. Presbyopia is a condition in which the eyes strain to focus on nearby objects. This is different from farsightedness, or farsightedness, where you can see distant objects clearly but nearby objects may be blurred. Farsightedness is usually present at birth, but presbyopia develops during aging.

If you never seem to have enough light, regardless of the type of room light or the number of lights you have on, it may be time to put on your reading glasses. According to one study, a 60-year-old needs three times as much light as a 20-year-old to complete the same reading task.

Do you find yourself dozing off in front of your computer and your eyelids get heavy when you read or do detailed work? If you are presbyopic, your eyes work harder and are more stressed than usual. A temporary solution is to blink more often, take more breaks, or adjust the screen to reduce glare. Another option is to buy some reading glasses!

Reading with your eyes or focusing on crafts all the time can give you a headache. Headaches behind the eyes may indicate farsightedness. It's important to remember the 20-20-20 rule: every 20 minutes, look at objects at least 20 feet away for 20 seconds. If your headaches persist, you should see an ophthalmologist for a full eye exam.

When your lens cannot focus light onto your retina, it can make your vision appear blurry. You may see glowing circles around light bulbs or car headlights. Glasses often solve this problem, but they can also be an early sign of cataracts.

A timely and comprehensive eye exam is the best way to know when you need your first pair of reading glasses or "readers." At each visit, your ophthalmologist will test your distance and near vision in order to adjust and fine-tune your prescription according to the needs of your eyes. If it has been more than a year since your last full eye exam, see a professional eye doctor.

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