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Ortho-keratology is a prohibited treatment. The biggest problem with ortho-keratology is... Let's live together! 100-year channel! Hello, I'm Kajiwara. I'm Kagamin. Nice to meet you. You talked about ortho-keratology the other day, right? I'm getting a lot of comments right away. That's right. Some of you may be hearing about it for the first time, but you may not be used to hearing about it. This is a prohibited treatment. For example, it's called LASIK, ICL, and there's a lot of talk about putting on contact lenses. Just like that, it's a prohibited treatment that allows you to see as far as possible with the naked eye. So how do you do it? The light that comes into your eyes is already bent about 70% of the way. Adjust the rest of the 30% with the thickness of the crystal. And on the surface of the retina, the light that comes from far away and the light that comes from near are connected to each other. That's the optical structure of the lens of the eye. The light that comes from far away is more like a connection to the front of the retina. This is a prohibited treatment, but I'm going to bring it back. The easiest way to bring it back is to put an O-lens in front of your eyes. It's a lens with a thin center. If you put an O-lens in front of your eyes and spread the light in advance, the focus that was tied in front of you will go back a little. So what else can you do instead of putting in a lens? Contact lenses are also lenses, so what else can you do? It's a way to shave the curve of the retina a little and flatten it. Then, just like when you put in an O-lens, the focus that was tied in front of you will go back a little. This is a prohibited treatment. ICL is like the surface of the eye or a contact lens. Or you can put the same number of lenses in your eyes as the ones you put in your glasses in advance. So there are a lot of people who do ICL as a lens to put in their eyes. There are various ways to do it. Orthocelatology is to reduce the curve of the retina, but it's not a way to reduce it. You put a hard lens on top of the retina, and you press down on the surface of the retina, especially near the surface, to flatten it a little. It's to reduce the number of lenses. It's a little bigger than a normal contact lens, and you can do a lot of things with it, but the role of a contact lens is to stick to the surface and push the surface of the retina inward. You put in a contact lens when you look at it. But this Orthocelatology lens is to put it in when you go to bed. You put it in when you go to bed, and you push the surface of the retina until morning. The pressure on the eyelids is the force that the eyelids push when the eyelids are closed, and there's a trick to the lens. And when you wake up and take it off, the number of lenses is less than normal. By adjusting the number of lenses well, you can adjust the shape of the lens of the Orthocelatology lens. It's about how much you can improve the number of lenses. That's Orthocelatology. I've heard that you can't use a contact lens when you're asleep. Is this okay? It's not really good, but if you use a hard contact lens with a very high oxygen saturation, you can get enough oxygen to wear it while you're asleep. So it's not really desirable in principle. But I've never actually had a problem with this. Hmm. It's unique, isn't it? That's right. I'll read the comments now. This is a comment from Mimi. Thank you very much. Thank you. Ortho used to be a trend, but now it's a downgrade. Recently, it's been used in combination with myopin and is used to prevent constipation. I'd like to ask the doctor about that. Does myopin actually prevent constipation? Yes, it does. The biggest problem with Ortho is whether you have a lens in the center of your body while you're asleep. The center of your body is very close to a circle. It's the path of light as a lens, so it needs to be in the right shape. But as it moves away from the center, it's like a mountain. It's not a straight triangle or a two-sided triangle. For example, this side has a loose slope, and this side has a steep slope. It's the same with that. The center is like this, but when it moves away, the slope is different depending on the place, whether it's steep or not. If you put a telephoto lens on top of it, it will shift when you press it on your eyelids while you're asleep. If you do that, it won't be in the center, so you won't be able to improve your目的の近視 and you'll get constipation. It's more like a vitamin. Of course, there are some people who do it. So, it's a balance with myopin. There's not much of a balance. Anyway, myopin is a drug that makes atropine a light dose. The adjustment function of the eyes is to adjust the focus function and make it slightly paralyzed. Then, it's a little hard to see the close-up, but basically, if you paralyze it, it's hard for the special muscles in the eyes that work to focus on the model body to work. Then, for some reason, the state in which it works so hard is that the eyeballs stretch back and it's easy to get constipation. By preventing the model body from moving, it certainly has the effect of preventing constipation. However, it's hard to say that it's an improvement, but it does have the effect of preventing constipation. It is said that orthokeratology also has the effect of preventing constipation by denting the cornea, but I don't know how effective it is. I don't think it's about the balance, but I think it's better to think of it as a separate thing. Next, we have a comment from Lisa Mama. Thank you. I'm always watching. I'm from the old age. I used to be able to do LASIK, but I couldn't do it because my eyeballs were too soft. After that, I became blind, and I'm glad I didn't do LASIK. My child is also paralyzed, and I hope that the paralysis will not go any further. I'm tired of cleaning for two people. The eyes are my property, my feelings. Well, I think you thought of LASIK because of the strong paralysis, but I don't know if it's because the eyeballs are too soft, but I couldn't do it anyway. I think it's because the paralysis is too strong, but after that, I became blind. Paralysis has some genetic properties, so I'm also doing LASIK because my child is also paralyzed. I don't think it's a paralysis requirement. More than that, if you sleep with contact at night and wake up in the morning, the focus will be easier to see in the distance. I can see the distance well, so it's very good for people who can see the effect well. However, as I said earlier, there are a lot of people whose lenses shift from the center. When I was doing it myself, I felt that only about 30% of the people who could hold it firmly in the middle. Is that so? Yes, the rest of the people shift. If it shifts, paralysis occurs, and then the focus of the paralysis increases. However, if you do it for a long time, paralysis occurs, and things look a little out of place, and even if you take it off, for example, if you quit for a while, even if you quit, the paralysis will remain. Actually, it's a little bad to get rid of it. There are a lot of people who quit because it didn't fit. After all, the money will still be taken. I think it's even more so after a small child, but my mother has to take care of the lens, so I have to wash the lens for her, and sometimes I have to check to see if the lens is working well. It's hard for a mother, isn't it? It costs money and time, so I understand that well. If it's a property, I'll quit, too. Because it's forbidden. That's right. This is a comment from Coffee Kan Tata. Thank you very much. It's been 20 years since I got paralysis. I couldn't wear contact lenses during the day because of the terrible dry eye, so I got paralysis. When I wear contact lenses, I close my eyes, so I'm fine with dry eye. It's for people who can keep their sleep for at least 6 hours. However, it is said that when you are in your 40s, the elasticity of your eyeballs will decrease, making it difficult for your eyesight to improve. But I'm 46 years old now, and I'm starting to get it little by little, so I'm starting to think about ICL. But still, surgery is risky, so I want to use ORSO as much as possible. ORSO forced vision is 1.0 to 0.7. It's originally 0.05. If you sleep without ORSO once, it will drop to about 0.3, so it is essential to wear it every day. I don't know what condition the lens is in, so I can't say for sure, but there is a possibility that it is a little off the center. People who have a perfect center may not lose their eyesight even if they don't sleep for a day or two. And the reason why it's hard to see is because of age or because they've been using it for a long time, so there's a little bit of eyelash. I don't know if it's hard to see because of the eyelash. But anyway, people with 0.05 vision can see up to 0.7 to 1.0, so it's very convenient for people like this. You don't have to cut your eyes, and you just need to take care of your lens. So people who get it will get it. Whether or not it's suitable for that person is more likely to drop than other treatments. But for people who have a lens in the middle or people who have a lens near the center, it's quite beneficial. So I think it would be nice if it could be used as it is. Yes, it's very individualistic. That's right. It's really just the center that's good, but if it's a little off the center, there's an individual difference in the frame, so if the lens is off, it won't work. When I heard about Oresokeratology, I was a little interested in it because I was afraid of surgery, but I'm worried when I hear that. So you have to try this. How much will it fit in the middle? There's also the dosage. This is interesting. A long time ago, I was told by a patient that I actually ordered Oresokeratology when I went to an American school. Even in Japan, there was a bad dentist who made a lot of money with this, even though he wasn't a doctor. And he said, your eyes have a special shape, so it's special. He said that to everyone. So I went to investigate. I went to investigate and thought about what he was doing. I did a normal check-up, but I didn't look at the eyes, I just looked at the data. Your eyes are special. This lens is special. That's what he said. What? That's right. It means it's special. So I don't mean to say that Oresokeratology itself is bad at all, but there is such a thing. So if you're going to do it properly, I think you should do it. Then I have to look it up properly. That's right. So there are various ways. Contact lens, LASIK, ICL. There are various ways. Oresokeratology is one of them. I think this is a good way for people who go exactly as they aim. If you want to improve your dentistry even a little bit, you should look up a lot of things and choose the one that suits you. That's right. Today, as one of the treatment methods for dentistry, Oresokeratology. I explained it again in the comment section. How was it? I have an official LINE account, so if you become friends with me on that side as well, there are things that I couldn't talk about here, and there are LINE-only announcements and gifts, so I'd be happy if you could be friends with me on LINE as well. The LINE registration address is posted in the summary section. We are recruiting staff at Kajiwara IKEA Clinic. Not only dentists and dentists, but there are many things you can do even if you are not qualified. 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