Top Refraction Doctors in India

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Frequently Asked Questions

A refraction test is an eye exam that measures a person's need for spectacles.

You may need a refraction test if you experience vision problems like blurry vision, difficulty seeing at night, or headaches. It determines if you need spectacles for nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism.

During a refraction test, the eye doctor uses a special device called an auto-refractometer to measure the refractive error of your eyes. You will be asked to look through a series of lenses and indicate which provides the clearest image.

No, a refraction test is not painful.

Getting a refraction test every year or more frequently is recommended if you are experiencing vision problems.

A refraction test is a more comprehensive eye exam that measures a person's need for spectacles or contact lenses, while a vision screening only tests for basic visual acuity.

Yes, a refraction test can be done on children as young as six months old. In small children, we use cyclopheic eye drops to test power accurately.

While a refraction test primarily measures a person's need for corrective lenses, it can also detect other eye problems such as cataracts, keratoconus or macular degeneration.

Removing contact lenses at least a day before a refraction test is recommended, as they can alter the results.

No, a refraction test cannot diagnose colour blindness. A separate colour vision test is required for this.

No special preparation is required for a refraction test, but you should bring any current eyeglasses or contact lenses with you to the appointment.

If you cannot read the letters on the chart during a refraction test, the eye doctor may use a different chart or method (retinoscopy) to determine your refractive error.

While some online refraction tests are available, they are not considered as accurate as an in-person exam with an eye doctor.

During a refraction test, you will be asked to look through a series of lenses while the optometrist or ophthalmologist asks which lens provides the clearest vision.

Yes, patients can drive after a refraction test. However, if your eyes were dilated during the exam, having someone else drive you home is recommended.

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