Swimming pool vision..

[Loopy-Lou]

Trying a new RGP, it's quite 'bell' shaped and it's been hard getting it in but success today.
The vision is so weird though, like a swimming pool but sharp at the same time and moving around. I feel a bit drunk

[Andrew MacLean]

Will that settle down, Lou?

[Loopy-Lou]

I hope so! especially text moving around

[Andrew MacLean]

While it lasts, I'd try to limit my wear time each day. You could give yourself a migraine watching the world go all wobbly!

[GarethB]

I've had this before but only with untinted lenses but it is only letters that go wobly rather than the whole world. So what you describe Lou is how I see words and letters with my Dyslexia. This was really exagerated when I first started with the soft lenses but we have managed to work round that and still maintain the perfect vision. No idea how we did it, all I did was say what I could see.

The other time I wold get this would be after removing my RGP lenses when I was on them and the corneas started to spring back from the pressure they were under from the lenses.

Might be a settling feature of the lenses but I am sure you will be back on to the hospital if this persists.

[Loopy-Lou]

Thanks Gareth, always helps to know you're not alone. Yes it is text which wobbles around the most which means I have to really concentrate on what I'm looking at otherwise it gets confusing. Outside of text it's that horrible sharpness combined with swimming pool which I find 'startling' if that makes sense. I don't want to be outside whilst I'm building up wear time because I feel freaked out enough indoors. Still not past the 'I have a lump of plastic on my eye' sensation neither. It's still difficult getting a lens in the left eye and takes 4 attempts rather than the 1 or the right so some ahem loud sentences occur from the bathroom

[Loopy-Lou]

something occured to me - that eye hasn't seen much in 20 years so maybe the muscles are not used to focussing so are a bit wobbly and need time to adjust to seeing something as much as my brain.

[tneedham]

I had that recently.
A new scleral lens after 6 months without any vision from that eye, my whole field of vision looked like i was looking through a heat haze
I think its the brain trying to get used to the signals again. It went away for me quite quickly
Good luck

[Loopy-Lou]

thanks Tweedham!

[tneedham]

Tweed might be a good look for me!