Eye issues are never fun, but they are usually correctable. Check out a few myths that surround vision.
1. Contact lenses get lost behind your eye
This is certainly not true, according to eye doctors. While it concerns people using contact lenses, this is not true.
Contact lenses are made with precision, and there are no incidents wherein people lose their contact lenses at the back of their eyes. However, it is not wise if you sleep with contact lenses; there's a possibility that they can get stuck in your eye, hindering your vision.
2. You will lose your vision once you age
Sometimes, this is not the case. There are still people who have 20/20 vision even in their 90s. It is just a matter of taking care of your eyes, don't let them get fatigued.
3. Eating Carrots Improve Your Vision
While carrots pack plenty of vitamins and minerals, eating tons of them won't give you back your vision. It was just a story to tell kids to eat lots of vegetables, especially carrots. Carrots may be a great snack, but they will not get your vision back, even night vision!
4. Color blindness is for men
Color blindness is a condition wherein a person sees color differently. Colors such as green, red, and blue are often associated with color blindness. However, this is not true that this condition is only for boys. Men are more prone to this condition than women because of the X chromosome.
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