Hypermetropia or farsightedness is a kind of ametropia when parallel beams from distant objects merge behind the retina. Mild farsightedness (up to three dioptres) is normal refraction.
Moderate (3.5 – 6 dioptres) and severe forms (over six dioptres) result from the arrested growth of the eyeball, whose cause is unclear so far. Vision usually impairs only in case of moderate or severe farsightedness. Positive lenses usually improve vision.
The hypermetropia degree of adults does not change. However, vision at close distances may deteriorate with age due to impaired accommodation.
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