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Does the risk of farsightedness increase with age?
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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
No. Farsightedness is not progressive.
The age related loss of focus that increases with age is called presbyopia.Report this post
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