Have you been told that you have a condition of the eye known as keratoconus? Still confused about what exactly it is? Hopefully this section will help you out.
Keratoconus is a disease of the cornea. The cornea starts to thin, causing it to bulge out. When the cornea bulges out, high amounts of astigmatism are created. This uncorrected astigmatism may cause you to see multiple images out of that eye. Keratoconus is usually first diagnosed in the adolescent years. It can remain fairly stable throughout life, or it can progress to the point where a corneal transplant is needed.
Keratoconus is a disease of the cornea. The cornea starts to thin, causing it to bulge out. When the cornea bulges out, high amounts of astigmatism are created. This uncorrected astigmatism may cause you to see multiple images out of that eye. Keratoconus is usually first diagnosed in the adolescent years. It can remain fairly stable throughout life, or it can progress to the point where a corneal transplant is needed.








