Somewhat similar, I would think, yes. Both eyes work together, but are not quite up to it separately. This hasn't been a problem, and while I do have a pair of glasses, I've chosen not to use them because, well, no need, really.

However, with this injury in general, and the protective contact lens I'm wearing because of it in particular, things are more than slightly out of focus on that side...and the other side isn't up to taking up the slack, making things even worse. Depth is somewhat shot, and I've even found myself swaying ever so slightly when trying to balance on one foot(putting on shoes and the like) because of it. Things are, or at least were as of yesterday evening, heading in the right direction, but as noted...do avoid at all costs because it is an UTTER misery.

Things that will help avoiding it: not growing old(as age deteriorate the 'lubricating' abilities of tears), not having winter(which, being cold, brings drier air), wearing 'screen' glasses as this helps with staring at a computer or tv screen.
Ways I failed: did grow old, did live in a country that actually have winter, did NOT wear such glasses.

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