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A condition that occurs when the cornea is too flat and/or the eye is too short, which causes light to be focused behind the retina, leading to blurred vision.
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Refractive error. Focusing defect in which an eye is underpowered; light rays coming from a distant object strike the retina before coming to sharp focus, blurring vision. Farsighted people expend focusing effort to see clearly in the distance, and close-up vision is blurred because it takes even more focusing effort. Corrected with additional optical power, which may be supplied by a plus lens (spectacle or contact) or by excessive use of the eye's own focusing ability (accommodation).
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| hyperopia |
Also called farsightedness. To people with hyperopia, near objects have a geater potenial to result in blurriness and or eyestrain, while far objects are less likely to result in these same symptoms.
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| hyperopia |
The ophthalmic term for farsightedness. In the hyperopic eye, images are focused in back of the retina. The hyperopic eye is often described as being too flat or too short.
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| hyperopia |
results when the eye is too short. Light rays hit the retina before they come into focus. Distant objects are clearer than near objects; however, even distant objects may appear blurry.
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