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| Astigmatism (3) | |
| Blindness (88) | |
| Cataract (43) | |
| Color blindness (3) | |
| Eye condition (5) | |
| Optometrist (9) | |
| Presbyopia (3) | |
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| Amaurosis (4) | |
| Amblyopia (6) | |
| Astigmatism (3) | |
| Blindness (88) | |
| Cataract (43) | |
| Color blindness (3) | |
| Eye condition (5) | |
| Optometrist (9) | |
| Presbyopia (3) | |
| Visual impairment (6) | |
One common problem for example is presbyopia a type of farsightedness in which the ability to focus on nearby objects is diminished gradually as the aging eyes lenses lose elasticity.
which could improve vision in older people with presbyopia and cataracts. As people age, their lenses lose flexibility and elasticity.
This leads to a condition known as presbyopia, common in people over 45 years old, and can require optical aids, such as reading glasses.
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