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A: It won't harm your eyes or make your astigmatism worse, but wearing glasses with an incorrect astigmatism axis of this magnitude (depending on the amount of astigmatism you have) will usually cause blurred vision, eye strain and other discomfort.
The lenses in your prescription eyeglasses correct these problems by bending the light before it hits your eye in order to compensate, one way or the other, for your vision problems. It's this bending of the light that allows you to start a fire with your glasses - depending, that is, on what type of glasses you have. The Glasses: There are two main types of corrective lenses: Converging lenses and diverging lenses.