My success story about one eye patchnig. After 10 years of suffering, I win

AGI I tried this (I was sitting in a well-lit room with my "patching glasses" and went to a completely dark room), and didn't experience anything unusual.

Another thing that I've noticed, is that if I'm using my computer in the dark and cover my non-dominant eye completely (that no light reaches it at all) then I start getting very strange visual artifacts in my non-covered eye. My vision becomes grainy (something similar to an old TV static), but that graininess appears in waves. Very unusual feeling.

It disappears though if I cover only the lens and my "covered" eye receives some light from the environment.

rpozarickij I have a question though: whenever I take off the glasses (that have a paper on one of the lenses) I get a "weird" sensation in the eye that wasn't covered. It's as if it receives less visual information or something and it's just slightly blurry. The eye that was covered feels much sharper than the non-covered one. After a few minutes my vision normalizes.

This happens to me still, although much less intense. I usually normalize in a few seconds.

I'm also started to do patching of my dominant eye. My MBP 2018 is dying and all this new technologies like FRC, PWM are everywhere now, so I want to give it a try. Will try to post here how it is going. Wish me luck! haha

rpozarickij cover my non-dominant eye completely (that no light reaches it at all) then I start getting very strange visual artifacts in my non-covered eye. My vision becomes grainy (something similar to an old TV static), but that graininess appears in waves. Very unusual feeling.

I have a similar thing but a bit different, regardless of which which eye I cover, on the covered eye's side (like on top of the area that is now completely closed) starts getting really grainy but the interesting thing is that it changes based on which screen I use

if I use iPhone SE (iOS 17, it has the most dithering i've ever seen on a phone) it gets REALLY grainy

if I use iPhone 14 Pro (iOS 16, 480hz PWM) there is some grain but not much

If I use a 100% usable screen (1st gen Moto G from 2013 on Android 5.1) there is pretty much no grain at all

Also no grain at all if I'm not looking at a screen

Seems to connect to dithering

DisplaysShouldNotBeTVs

Despite the graininess are you able to use those iPhones with patching?

Hello, is there any danger in patching an eye? I can't stand any screen and have a migraine a few minutes after starting to use it.

I've tested the patch on my dominant eye and I no longer have any migraines, even though it's quite uncomfortable... The thing that scares me is that after 1 hour of use, I removed the patch and went outside, my unpatched eye was seeing darker than the patched eye, is this normal? After 20 minutes, it doesn't correct itself and that worries me a lot...

Jo09 I am not a doctor, so I can only tell you about my experience.

I have patched a lot. When I take off the patch I usually do it in a dark room, and give the eye some time to adjust to the lights. I also see darker with the eye that has been patched a short time. I’ve got so used to patching, so for me it’s not a big deal. And after five years I am ok.

mike Do you wear glasses? Has your eyesight changed after using this technique? I received my eye patch today and it's very uncomfortable. I also have enormous difficulty focusing and my vision, which was 12/10 in the eye test I took 1 month ago at the ophthalmologist's, is really not so good with the eye patch...

I'm just starting out, but does it take time to get used to it? It's not painful, but it's very disturbing and I'm really, really afraid of damaging my vision...

I have this thought, isn't it the case that the eyeglass correction makes it more difficult for us to get used to the screens? When we cover one eye, we force the other eye, (among other thing), to align properly, which may be hindered by the very correction in the glasses and/or the misaligned centers of the lenses relative to the eyeballs. Has anyone thought about these? Maybe if (in theory) we didn't have glasses and patched one eye, it would be easier and faster for us to adopt and cure the problem? What do you think about it?

arturpanteleev

is there a tutorial video how to do it ?

my lazy eyes in left my dominance eye is right than i cover my right eyes right ? how long a day ?if i close my right eyes is it the same with patch right eyes ? because is kinda embarasing using eyes patch in public room if closing right eye is the same with patch right eyes ?