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A nearsighted person sees near objects clearly, while objects in the distance are blurred. As a result, someone with myopia tends to squint when viewing far away objects.
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The diagnosis of myopia is typically made during the first several years of elementary school when a teacher notices a child having difficulty seeing the chalkboard, reading, or concentrating. The teacher or school nurse often recommends an eye ex...
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Environmental factors include close work; work with computer monitors or other instruments that emit some light(electron microscopes, photographic equipment, lasers, etc.); emotional stress; and eye strain.A variety of genetic patterns for inherit...
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It has been known for some years that a family history of myopia is one of the most important risk factors for developing the condition. Only 6–15% of children with myopia come from families in which neither parent is myopic.
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Environmental factors include close work; work with computer monitors or other instruments that emit some light(electron microscopes, photographic equipment, lasers, etc.); emotional stress; and eye strain.A variety of genetic patterns for inherit...
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Environmental factors include close work; work with computer monitors or other instruments that emit some light(electron microscopes, photographic equipment, lasers, etc.); emotional stress; and eye strain.A variety of genetic patterns for inherit...
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The child may not see things in the distance as well as a classmate or sibling.For the 2 percent of the population who are extremely nearsighted, an inherently weak sclera, whose fibers are not held together tightly, causes the eye to stretch. Thi...
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