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Hyperopia or farsightedness is an eye refractive disorder in which the shadow of
the incoming rays of the eye falls behind the retina. This can be caused by an eyeball
too short or less corneal curvature. Patients with this eye disorder can not read
at a normal distance (30 cm) and should keep the reading material clear for
reading. Patients will also be difficult to perform activities that require
high accuracy. Improved vision can be done by wearing glasses with a positive
spherical lens (convex).
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