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The document discusses why there is sometimes a difference between left and right eyes. It is caused by a condition called anisometropia, where the eyes have different muscle strengths or sizes, resulting in different vision. This is generally due to heredity. If left untreated, the eyes can become strabismic or cross-eyed. Treatment involves wearing the right prescription glasses or undergoing lasik or laser surgery to correct differences.
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- 5. Why Does This Happen? Experts are still researching the exact cause but it is clear that one of them is due to heredity so this condition is generally harmless. heredity
- 6. What if Left Untreated? If the difference is severe enough and not treated immediately our eyes can become or cross-eyed Strabismus
- 7. 1 How to Prevent and Treat It? Wearing the right lens glasses, the right lens glasses are very important. 2 Lasik or laser surgery.
- 8. How the Eye Works? Light comes in, is reflected by the lens to a focal point that is read by sophisticated sensors in the eye.
- 9. How the Eye Works? The information is sent to the brain to be processed into an image.
- 10. Thank you for listening! DON'T HESITATE TO ASK ANY QUESTIONS!