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| Farsightedness |
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Poor visual acuity is primarily caused by refractive errors. These errors occur when the cornea is shaped in such a way that the images we see do not focus directly on the retina. Farsightedness (Hyperopia) When you are farsighted or hyperopic, images that are near (the words on a page, for example) appear to be more blurry than images in the distance. Your eyes may be too short, or your cornea too flat, so images focus behind the retina. |
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