Myopia
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Nearsightedness, also known as myopia, is a vision condition where objects in the distance appear blurry. It is caused by the shape of the eyeball being elongated, which causes light rays to focus in front of the retina instead of directly on it. Symptoms include indistinct vision of distant objects. Nearsightedness is often hereditary and can be treated through orthokeratology, which uses contact lenses to gradually reshape the cornea and correct vision. It affects nearly 30% of the US population and typically develops during childhood.
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- 1. T To be nearsighted
- 2. Definition If you are nearsighted, objects in the distance appear blurry and out of focus. Most nearsightedness is caused by a natural change in the shape of the eyeball. Less often, nearsightedness may be caused by a change in the cornea or the lens. The change in shape causes light rays that enter the eye to focus in front of the retina rather than directly on it, which leads to blurred vision.
- 3. Symptoms In low myopia, the only symptom is indistinct distant vision. In high myopia, in addition to distance problems, there is also a problem for near work, simply because the object has to be held very close to the eye, which causes a strain on the convergence mechanism of the eye
- 4. Causes The exact cause of nearsightedness is unknown, but two factors may be primarily responsible for its development: heredity visual stress There is significant evidence that many people inherit nearsightedness, or at least the tendency to develop nearsightedness. If one or both parents are nearsighted, there is an increased chance their children will be nearsighted.
- 5. Treatment treating nearsightedness has to do with orthokeratology , also known as corneal refractive therapy. It is a non-surgical procedure that involves wearing a series of specially designed rigid contact lenses to gradually reshape the curvature of your cornea. The lenses place pressure on the cornea to flatten it. This changes how light entering the eye is focused.
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