Color Blindness (Color Vision Deficiency)
Color Blindness (color vision deficiency) means your eyes have trouble seeing certain colors, usually red, green, or blue. color blindness means difficulty seeing or distinguishing certain colors. Most common is red-green color blindness.
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Color Blindness (Color Vision Deficiency)
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Symptoms
- Difficulty seeing red or green colors
- Some colors look the same
- May not notice problem until tested
- Colors appear duller
- Difficulty with color-coded tasks
- More common in males
Causes
- Inherited genetic condition
- More common in males
- Lack of color-sensing cells
- Can be acquired from eye disease
- Some medicines can cause it
- Usually present from birth
Treatments
- No cure for inherited form
- Special glasses can help sometimes
- Learn to work around limitations
- Be aware of color blind friendly tools
- Apps help identify colors
- Jobs may have restrictions
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