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You have a very severe case of myopia that most definitely cannot be cured with any alternative or low cost methods. The cost of Lasik depends on your local provider and you must go in for a consultation in order to get a Lasik price quote. I also recommend considering a contact lense implant such as a ClearLens Exchange in your case. The cost of a ClearLens is more expensive but will surely correct your vision. Lasik can run anywhere from $2,500-$4,000 and the ICL procedure can cost $3,500 to $7,000 depending on the laser used in Lasik and the lens in the ICL.
Unfortunately, eye exercises and good diet will not make your vision clear. Luckily, glasses, contacts, and laser correction can improve vision. The cost of laser treatment may vary based on the type of correction (PRK, LASIK, and SMILE) and technology. If you are interested in pursuing laser correction, please schedule a consultation with a doctor to ensure that it is safe to do so.
Unfortunately there are no eye exercises or diets that will improve your myopia/near-sightedness. Glasses, contact lenses or laser vision correction (LASIK/PRK) are your primary options for clear vision. You would have to be evaluated by a LASIK surgeon to ensure that the shape and thickness of your corneas are appropriate for the procedure and that your prescription is stable. Everyone's pricing is a bit different depending on the technology that they use but in my area it is typically somewhere between $4000 and $6000.
It is widely accepted that residual stromal bed thickness should be at least 250um to prevent any ectasia after LASIK. The blur you are experiencing is unlikely due to the thickness of your eyes. Post-LASIK ectasia (blur due to irregularly shaped eyes) usually occurs months to years after su...
Pain during the procedure should not impact the visual outcome after, unless you have inflammation or a corneal abrasion. Focusing can be more strenuous only in the first couple weeks if you are under 40. However, if you are over 40, then it is normal for the near vision to be reduced after f...
If you are experiencing a new floater, you should get dilated to ensure that everything is healthy in the back of your eye. Floaters typically become less bothersome with time and should not affect your vision. Halos and glare are common and normal at this point in your healing. They should b...