Nithya Kriya - Long Sightedness

About Long Sightedness

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Farsightedness, often known as hyperopia, is a common type of refractive error in which distant objects are viewed more clearly than close objects. The clinically relevant hyperopia threshold is slightly greater, at 3.0 diopters or more.