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What causes farsightedness?
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Gary Rodney
Optometrist
I am a Behavioural Optometrist which means I look at more than just clarity of sight. I specialise in functional and perceptual vision skills that … View Profile
Farsightedness is about the eyeball being too small relative to the power of the eyeball.
Nothing causes this. It is like having your hand slightly smaller in proportion to the next person. However genetics is the most likely factor.Report this post
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