How Poor-Eyesight Can Cause Professional Loss, What Can Be Done?

There are many professions that need good eyesight. People who have poor eyesight, unfortunately much is not available, whether it be some profession or an interesting hobby. Let us understand here which professions need a good eyesight, what the badly seeing people are losing and what can be done about it.

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1. The pilot

Many people dream of flying, but the medical board, which the cadets-pilots pass, is the strictest. It is clear that sit at the helm of a military aircraft or conduct a liner with several hundred passengers on board trust only the healthiest pilots. The usual order of passage of the medical-flight expert commission (VLEC) in sight.

But in commercial aviation or among amateur pilots, the requirements are much less strict: even small violations of refraction are allowed (in so-called medical terms, myopia, farsightedness, or astigmatism familiar to everyone). Another thing is that sitting at the helm of your own aircraft with glasses or lenses is a very good idea. Glasses can interfere with the review, or even fall altogether, and lenses have an unpleasant property: at the most inopportune moment they are shifted, and then you have to throw everything, trying to return the lens to its proper place.

In general, aviation (even amateur) and poor eyesight are incompatible. But, if you add visual acuity with modern methods, the sky is open: you can control your own airplane or become, for example, a navigator or flight attendant.

2. Racer

It does not matter what kind of racing you are going to do: any classes, from karting to "Formula 1" and survival races, require the driver or the pilot to car a perfect view. First, any glasses narrow the review. Secondly, to cope with the lens, if suddenly it was combed in the eye, at high speed and in the helmet is unreal.

Races for survival, when pilots compete on especially difficult and dirty routes, the more incompatible with any tender optics. In this case, the eyes must be protected, and not to climb into them with dirty hands. And even if you are not driving, but driving the route, distracting because of discomfort in the eyes can be dangerous for the entire crew.

3. Photographer

Now that everyone has a camera, anyone can call himself a photographer. But we are talking about becoming a real photographer. So, that will go for pictures to the end of the world. Or one that catches the tiniest shade of color. Or one that will notice a unique frame in something ordinary. Refractive anomalies do not just blur the picture before your eyes - they make the whole world a little duller, paler and more boring

4. The programmer

You are now surely laughing to yourself, because when the programmer was hampered by poor eyesight? So, it always hinders. Strenuous work at the computer is a risk factor, and it is necessary to do it according to the norms only a few hours a day. Do you think this has nothing to do with it? Meanwhile, labor legislation has long stated that the worse the vision, the fewer these working hours should be.

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In addition, if there are violations of refraction, then when working with any screen, even the most modern, you will have to strain your eyes. And this already means that fatigue and a tension headache will appear not even at the end of the working day, but closer to dinner.

Of course, you can become a great programmer and in thick glasses. But it's much easier to decide on one single operation and to spend at least one night at a time.

5. Bodyguard or guard

We are now talking about all the guards: in a huge supermarket, paramilitary guards, collection, where weapons are allowed to be worn and wages are considerable on this occasion. To become a collector, bodyguard or security specialist, you need sharp eyesight (and not only to shoot, but also to properly assess the environment). This is a job where the body is a machine, and this machine must function without interruption.

6. Polar explorer

Polar explorer is, of course, not one profession, but a whole list. In fact, this is all who work in the Far North and low temperatures. For someone, a polar explorer is a huge salary, for someone - vocation and romance, a special northern beauty and auroras. That's only according to our laws. THE WORK OF WORK, WHICH THE COMPULSORY PREVIOUS AND PERIODICAL MEDICAL INSPECTIONS (EXAMINATIONS) OF EMPLOYEES ARE CARRIED OUT, to go to investigate a complex climate or work on a mineral deposit, one must be healthy, including having good eyesight.

Correction of vision with glasses and lenses is allowed, only who guarantees that the glass, even the most modern, will not be covered with hoarfrost, and the lenses do not freeze directly into the storage solution? Fortunately, going for money or romance is pretty easy, if you adjust your eyesight.

But how to solve the issue?

Good eyesight is necessary for everyone. So one should consider the specialists or ophthalmologist since they carry out procedures and operations for restoring vision. For example eliminating myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism with the help of lasers. It takes usually about 27 seconds to see the world as it is. And all this is done by experienced specialists having years of experience on the newest equipment for restoring vision.

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