People with astigmatism may see more glare around lights than those without the condition. This glare may be particularly noticeable at night and may make it difficult to see and drive at night.

In some cases, straight lines may appear wavy or distorted ... Treatment options for astigmatism include glasses or contacts.

Astigmatism, derived from Greek meaning "without spot," refers to a common refractive condition that decreases acuity. Astigmatism has both a magnitude and a direction, or axis, unlike spherical ...

Glasses: The cheapest option, glasses may be offered to those with astigmatism for free or at a discounted rate, via the NHS. Contact lenses: Equally, contact lenses can help improve vision and ...

Glasses: The cheapest option, glasses may be offered to those with astigmatism for free or at a discounted rate, via the NHS. Contact lenses: Equally, contact lenses can help improve vision and may ...