Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)Q1: Can ortho-k reduce myopia? Q2: Can it reduce astigmatism? Q3: Is it safe for overnight wear? Q4: Can ortho-k control myopia progression? Q5: Do I need to wear the lenses after receiving the treatment for several years? Q6: How do I know if I am suitable for this treatment? Q7: Physicians have said that ortho-k can cause blindness. Is this true? Q8: Physicians have said that ortho-k will lead to reduction in vision. Is this true? Q9: Physicians have said that ortho-k will hurt the eyes. Is this true? Q10: It has been said that overnight ortho-k has not been approved by the FDA. What does this mean? Q11: Are the lenses used in Hong Kong approved for overnight wear? Q12: My friend and I both have ortho-k treatment. Why is it that my friend can have clear vision after removing the lenses but I cannot? Q13: Why do I have ghosting/blurring of vision during the daytime? Q14: Why is my vision clear just after lens removal but becomes blurred at the end of the day? Q15: Will the results of the treatment or the eye be affected if my child rubs his/her eyes during sleep? Q16: Will the results be affected if I seep less than 6 hours a day? Q17: Can the treatment be achieved with one pair of lenses only? Q18: If myopia changes during the treatment, do I need to have the lenses changed regularly as well? Q19: Do I need to wear spectacles before achieving the reduction target? Q20: Can I throw away all my glasses after achieving the reduction target? Q21: I have had ortho-k and am having problems. Where can I seek advice? Q22: What should I do if I wake up with a red or painful eye? Orthokeratology
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