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either having an eyeball that is longer - from the front of the eye to the back - than normal or when the cornea 's curvature is too steep(passive) is caused byNearsightedness ( myopia
by an image focusing in front of the retina because the eyeball is too long(passive) is caused byMyopia ( nearsightedness
light coming into your eye in such a way that it does n't focus properly on the retina(passive) is caused byMyopia ( nearsightedness
light coming into the eye in such a way that it does n't focus properly on the retina(passive) is caused byMyopia ( nearsightedness
eye abnormalities ... ) and other problems with visioncausenearsightedness ( [ [ myopia
an image focusing in front of the retina(passive) is caused byMyopia ( nearsightedness
by an image focusing in front of the retina(passive) is causedMyopia ( nearsightedness
by the cornea being too steep(passive) is caused bymyopia ( nearsightedness
the cornea being too steep(passive) is caused bymyopia ( nearsightedness
the refractive errorcausingmyopia ( nearsightedness
the elongated eyeballcausesnearsightedness ( myopia
by an elongated eyeball(passive) is caused byMyopia ( nearsightedness
the cornea(passive) is caused byMyopia ( nearsightedness
their eyeballcausesMyopia nearsightedness
have too much focusing powercausingmyopia ( nearsightedness
an image focusing in front(passive) is caused byMyopia ( nearsightedness
by reading in dim light(passive) might be causednearsightedness ( myopia
close objectscausingmyopia ( nearsightedness
A slightly more elongated eyeball or cornea ( the clear semi - spherical tissue that covers the lenscan causemyopia ( nearsightedness
light coming into your(passive) is caused byMyopia ( nearsightedness
The cataractwas causingmyopia ( nearsightedness
the refractive error ... , farsightedness ( hyperopia ) and / or astigmatismcausingnearsightedness ( myopia
Sugarcan causemyopia ( nearsightedness
Sugarcan causemyopia ( nearsightedness
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an image focusing in front Read More(passive) is caused byMyopia ( nearsightedness
by reading in dim light or holding books too close to the face(passive) might be caused bynearsightedness ( myopia
by reading in dim light or holding books too close to the face(passive) might be causednearsightedness ( myopia
reading in dim light or holding books too close to the face(passive) might be caused bynearsightedness ( myopia
light , ... , farsightedness ( hyperopia ) , or astigmatismcausenearsightedness ( myopia
If you understandcausesnearsightedness ( myopia
a steeper curvature of the cornea which causes distant objects to appear blurry or unfocused(passive) is caused byNearsightedness ( myopia
an eye that is too long or has too much focusing power , which causes light to focus in front of the retina instead of on the retina itself(passive) is typically caused byMyopia
an eye that is too long , which causes light to focus in front of the retina(passive) is typically caused byMyopia
excessive curvature of the cornea , lens abnormalities , or accommodative ( eye focusing ) disorders(passive) can also be caused byMyopia
an eyeball that is too long to focus light on the retina or a cornea , which is too steeply curved(passive) is caused byMyopia
when the eyeball is too long or because your cornea or lens has a slight curve , throwing off the focusing power of your eyes and causing light to hit at a point in front of the retina , rather than directly on the surface of the retina(passive) is causedMyopia
when your eyes focus light at a point in the eye , instead of on the retina(passive) is causedMyopia
This cloudingoften causesmyopia ( shortsightedness
an excessive eye length for the focusing power of the eye(passive) is caused byMyopia
poor vision(passive) caused bypoor vision
objects to appear clearly when close to the eye but blurry at a distancecausesobjects to appear clearly when close to the eye but blurry at a distance
blurry visioncausesblurry vision
objects to appear clearly when close to the eyecausesobjects to appear clearly when close to the eye
distant objects to appear blurrycausesdistant objects to appear blurry
it to worsen even fastercausesit to worsen even faster
images in the distance to appear blurrycausesimages in the distance to appear blurry
blurry vision when looking at distant objectscausesblurry vision when looking at distant objects
when light rays focus in front of the retinaresultswhen light rays focus in front of the retina
blurred distance visioncausesblurred distance vision
light rays to focus on the front of the retina and so close objects are seen clearly whilst distant objects appear blurredcauseslight rays to focus on the front of the retina and so close objects are seen clearly whilst distant objects appear blurred
people to be unable to see distant objectscausespeople to be unable to see distant objects
in being able to seeresultsin being able to see
more rapid progression of myopiacausedmore rapid progression of myopia
from an eye that is too longresultsfrom an eye that is too long
In people with myopiawill causeIn people with myopia
In people with myopialeadsIn people with myopia
blurred visioncausesblurred vision
to macula problemscan leadto macula problems
blurry visioncausesblurry vision
This condition(passive) may be caused byThis condition
to macula issuescan leadto macula issues
light rays entering the eye to focus in front of the retina , producing a blurred imagecauseslight rays entering the eye to focus in front of the retina , producing a blurred image
distant objects to appear blurry and objects up closecausesdistant objects to appear blurry and objects up close
distant objects to appear blurred ... while close ones can be seen clearlycausesdistant objects to appear blurred ... while close ones can be seen clearly
distant objects to be blurry while close objects appear normalcausesdistant objects to be blurry while close objects appear normal
to an increased risk of serious eye conditions such as myopic macular degeneration , retinal detachment , glaucoma , and cataracts that can lead to visual impairment or blindnessleadsto an increased risk of serious eye conditions such as myopic macular degeneration , retinal detachment , glaucoma , and cataracts that can lead to visual impairment or blindness
light rays to focus at a point in front of the retina rather than directly on the surface , due to elongation of the eyecauseslight rays to focus at a point in front of the retina rather than directly on the surface , due to elongation of the eye
distant objects to appear blurredcausesdistant objects to appear blurred
distant objects to appear blurredcausesdistant objects to appear blurred
when objects in the distance appear out of focusresultswhen objects in the distance appear out of focus
the image to focus in front of the retina rather than on the retinacausesthe image to focus in front of the retina rather than on the retina
far objects to appear blurred as the eyeballs are too long to focus the incoming lightcausesfar objects to appear blurred as the eyeballs are too long to focus the incoming light
light rays entering the eye to focus in front of the retinacauseslight rays entering the eye to focus in front of the retina
the light to focus just slightly in front of the retina , rather thancausesthe light to focus just slightly in front of the retina , rather than
people to have difficulty seeing distant objects clearlycausespeople to have difficulty seeing distant objects clearly
your vision to be blurry in the distance but clearer when looking at things up closecausesyour vision to be blurry in the distance but clearer when looking at things up close
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the light to focus just slightly in front of the retina , rather than directly on itcausesthe light to focus just slightly in front of the retina , rather than directly on it
distant objects to be blurry because the eye grows too longcausesdistant objects to be blurry because the eye grows too long