Hyperopia
What is hyperopia?
Hyperopia is a condition in which light is focused behind the retina instead of on it, causing objects to be blurry.
In hyperopia, patients usually cannot see objects in close distances well, but they can see far objects normally, even though in some cases far sight may also be affected.
Hyperopia causes include heredity, axial length of the eyeball and reduced refractive power of the eye.