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I have myopia of approximately -2.75 in one eye and -5.00 in the other. I have divergent strabismus (intermittent exotropia/heterophoria). One eye drifts outward intermittently - mainly when I am relaxed, tired, or not actively focusing on something. When I consciously concentrate, I can usually keep my eyes aligned. I also have amblyopia in the drifting eye.

Has anyone here with a similar type of strabismus managed to completely get rid of it, so that the eye no longer drifts even when relaxed or tired?

If so, what treatment did you have, and how did you achieve the result? I'm particularly interested in experiences with surgery, vision therapy, prism correction, or other treatments.

I'd really appreciate hearing from people who were able to achieve a complete or nearly complete correction.

I have myopia of approximately -2.75 in my right eye and -5.00 in my left eye, with -0.50 and -0.25 astigmatism respectively.

Several ophthalmologists have told me that I am a candidate for laser vision correction, specifically LASIK or Femto-LASIK.

I'm considering the procedure, but I want to make sure I understand all the potential risks and consequences before making a decision.

For those who have had LASIK/Femto-LASIK or have experience with laser vision correction:

What questions would you recommend asking the ophthalmologist before agreeing to the procedure?

Is there anything in particular you think is important to clarify beforehand, including things that you only learned about after the surgery?

What do you wish you had asked your doctor before having laser vision correction?

I recently had a consultation with a strabismus surgeon. He told me that before having surgery to correct my strabismus, it would be better to have laser vision correction first. He said that after correcting my vision, my eye would likely drift less.

To be honest, I'm quite afraid of having laser vision correction because I'm worried about possible complications, such as dry eye syndrome, double vision, or other long-term side effects.

I currently wear glasses. My prescription is approximately -2.75 in one eye and -5.00 in the other. I have divergent strabismus and amblyopia. One eye drifts outward intermittently - mainly when I am relaxed and not actively focusing on something. When I consciously focus, I can keep my eyes aligned.

I'd like to hear from people who have been in a similar situation:

1. Was laser vision correction recommended to you before strabismus surgery? Did your strabismus surgeon consider it necessary or preferable?
2. Were you able to proceed with strabismus treatment while continuing to use glasses or contact lenses instead of having laser vision correction?
3. If you did have laser vision correction, did it actually improve your strabismus? Did your eye drift less afterward?

I'm not asking for medical advice - I'm mainly interested in hearing about other people's experiences with this approach.

Hello.

Yesterday I bought an ASUS TUF F16 Tianxuan, and I noticed that in Performance and Silent modes the fans sometimes spin up loudly for a few seconds and then stop.

I would like the laptop to run as quietly as possible. I mainly use it for frontend development with applications such as browsers, Cursor, VS Code, and Figma.

Can you recommend the best settings to make the laptop run quietly while working?