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Hyperopia Often known as far-sightedness, the condition refers to hindrance in vision due to images being focussed behind the retina, allowing closer objects to appearblurry while farther objects clear. Definition The condition in which incoming parallellight ray through eye deflects and forms an image at a converging spot behind the retina. Caused by shorter spherical diameter of the eyeball compared to the angle of deflection that depends on thickness of the cornea and crystallinelens, the image of the objects of sight forms behind the retina, and makes it harder for the person to perceive nearby objects while objects at a longer distance appear clear.
Causes The condition can be classified by its causes: Axial Hyperopia, caused by short spherical distance of the eyeball and Refractive Hyperopia, caused by weak deflective power of the cornea and crystalline lens. Although the condition tends to begenetically inherited, the exact causes of hyperopia itself is unknown.
Symptoms People with Minor Hyperopia, with enough accommodative force(the power through which the crystalline lens expands to provide adequate deflective power to focuss the image of the objects onto the retina), do not display protruding observable symptoms and sometimes do not experience any hindrance in vision. However, when the conditions become severe,people often experience decreased perceptive sight and amblyopia. When viewing objects far away, the accommodativ eforce becomes stronger to enhance the refractive power of the crystalline lens to compensate for hyperopia, and when viewing objects at a close distance, the adjustment becomes even stronger. Such eye fatigue due to the adjustments work as a main cause of various types of visual acuity deterioration and accommodated symptoms, including the eye pain and headaches, congestion of eyes, fever, feeling of dryness, frequent blinks, teary eyes. When the excessive adjustment of the crystalline lens and the conditions become severe symptoms such as strabismus(the inclination of eyes to inward positions caused by hindrance in vision of two aligned eyes) or permanent cross-eye(the in clination of eyes to inward positions even when there is no hindrance in vision of two aligned eye sights). In the case for young children with hyperopia, who still display high accommodation power in general, there is atendency to try to enlarge the retinal image by manual adjustments such asbringing the book closer to the eyes. However, with age, the loss o faccommodative force causes presbyopia to occur sooner compared to stereoscopiceye(a state in which parallel rays entering the eye in an unregulated state are refracted and focused on the retina) or myopia(state in which parallel raysentering the eye in an unregulated state are refracted and focused to an image that forms in front of the retina). Diagnosis Diagnosis of hyperopia is not just determined by its symptoms. Rather, close examination of visionary acuity and anterior ocular segment of the eye, and retinal examination must accompany in order to find the cause for the decreased vision.
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