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Hyperopia            (hy-per-OH-pee-yah)


Hyperopia ("Farsightedness") occurs when an eye is too short for the cornea's curvature. As a result, light rays entering the eye focus behind the retina instead of precisely on the retina, and a blurred image is produced. A person with hyperopia cannot see distant objects clearly.

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