Farsightedness or hypermetropia is one of the types of visual refractive disorders - a violation of the ability of the eyes to see as an object. A bad quality of farsightedness is a distorted perception of the distances of distant objects. Diagnosis of farsightedness is one of the most important stages in all spheres of human life.
In this article we will look at complete farsightedness - a disease that is characterized by incorrect refractive power of the eye. Hyperopic hyperopia is the most common type of farsightedness. There are two reasons for this form of farsightedness: either the eyeball and vitreous body are underdeveloped, or the required amount of the lens is missing from birth. The reasons why the eyeball becomes bent are not well understood. It is believed that the lack of development of the organ of vision is associated with the feeding habits of the child during pregnancy of his mother. Children with this diagnosis are developmentally delayed and significantly inferior in many respects in determining age. The skeleton, organs of the central nervous system and internal organs do not lag behind normal development. Symptoms of complete farsightedness appear soon after starting school. It becomes more difficult for the child to perceive the disciplines taught to him, he increasingly complains of headaches and pain in the eyes. At this age, farsightedness progresses most actively in children, but it is much less common to meet adults with a similar diagnosis. This is due to the fact that with age, the human visual organ stops developing. This is why children are most often affected by pathology. Since this disease does not affect the optical functioning of the eyes in any way, children try to hide this diagnosis. Therefore, the fact that a child grows up with a similar appearance description from year to year seems quite normal to many and certainly does not catch the eye of others. Correction of vision defects should occur as early as possible to prevent its development and reduce the risk