Just googled what that is. What is the prognosis? Some websites say that eventually glasses will not give corrected vision???
Well I go back to hospital in a few months to see if it's getting worse. If it is then I can do something called Cross Linking, which basically hardens up the cornea (something that happens naturally in early 30s), to stop the condition worsening any more. I'm 28 so it might be an option for me.
There's not really a 'fix' for it as far as I'm aware. There are soft and hard contact lenses that are designed to act as a corrected cornea when they're used, but they don't 'correct' they eye, only correct the vision.
The last specialist I saw said that as my problem is only slight, that lenses probably could cause more problems than they solve. And that I'd have 20/20 vision if it wasn't for the condition. I'm quite lucky though, I work with a guy who has keratoconus, and is basically blind without his lenses.
It is a total PITA to have though, makes all my vision slightly blurry/haloed, and glasses tend to just magnify the blur. I tend to notice it most on anything high contrast, driving at night, white text on black backgrounds on TV etc.
Basically I'll just be putting up with it with glasses for the time being.