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COMMON CONDITIONS
Refractive Errors Explained - Astigmatism
Astigmatism is a condition where the cornea is shaped like a rugby ball (oval) rather than a soccer ball (round). This causes light rays to focus at different points in the eye causing difficulty with near and distance vision. This distorted vision can cause headache and eye strain.
How is it treated?
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Wellington Eye Clinic, 2nd Floor, Suite 36, Beacon Hall, Beacon Court, Sandyford, Dublin 18.
T: + 353 1 293 0470 F: + 353 1 293 5978 E:info@wellingtoneyeclinic.com
 The car park for the clinic is shared with the Beacon Hotel and Beacon Hospital Car Parks
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