Inappropriate people with sunglasses

Glaucoma:

After wearing sunglasses, the visible light entering the eyes is reduced, and the pupils will naturally open up. This change in pupils has no effect on healthy people, but for glaucoma patients, it increases the obstruction of intraocular aqueous circulation, which can easily induce acute attacks of glaucoma, such as red eyes, eye pain, headache, nausea, vomiting, and sharp decline in vision. And other symptoms. Therefore, people with glaucoma or suspected glaucoma should not wear sunglasses.

Color blindness:

Wearing sunglasses for people who are colorblind does not have much effect. However, some color-blind patients lack the ability to distinguish only a few colors, and they are even more unable to distinguish colors when they wear sunglasses.

Night blindness:

Night blindness is caused by a lack of vitamin A, which can affect vision in dim light. Therefore, sunglasses will affect the vision of patients with night blindness.

Omentitis:

Wearing sunglasses will aggravate the optic nerve conduction disorder in patients with optic nerve omentitis and affect the recovery of the disease.

Child:

The visual function of children under the age of six has not yet developed to a normal level. The New Horizons Eye Hospital stated that if you wear sunglasses for a long time, it will affect the visual development of children. It may even lead to amblyopia.