Condition
Hyperopia (Farsightedness)
With hyperopia, nearby objects look blurry, but distant objects are clearer. Light focuses behind the back of your eye instead of right on the special seeing part.
Video Overview
Hyperopia (Farsightedness)
Symptoms
Trouble reading books or seeing close work
Difficulty focusing on nearby objects
Eye strain or tiredness after reading
Headaches, especially during school or homework
Squinting when looking at things up close
Can see distance better than close-up
Causes
Your eyeball is shaped a bit too short
Your cornea (front of eye) doesn't curve enough
You were born this way (inherited trait)
The lens inside your eye isn't shaped right
Getting older can make it worse
Some health conditions
Treatments
Glasses to help eyes focus properly
Contact lenses for clear vision
Eye exercises to strengthen focusing
LASIK or PRK surgery (for older teens/adults)
Taking regular breaks when reading
Proper lighting when doing homework
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