There are four common refractive vision problems:

1.Nearsightedness (myopia)
2.Farsightedness (hyperopia)
3.Astigmatism
4.Presbyopia

In nearsightedness (myopia), the light from distant objects gets focused in front of the retina rather than on it. Myopia happens usually when the eyeball is too long; however, it is sometimes caused by too much focusing power in the lens system. The result is that the person can see close-up objects fine, but distant objects are blurry. Myopia as a vision problem can be temporarily corrected by using a concave lens to diverge, or spread out, the light so that when it passes through the lens system, it comes to focus on the retina.

In farsightedness (hyperopia), the light gets focused in back of the retina rather than on it. Hyperopia usually happens when the eyeball is too short or when the focusing power of the lens system is too weak. The result is that a person can see distant objects fine, but close-up objects are blurry. Hyperopia as a vision problem can by temporarily corrected by using a convex lens to concentrate or converge the light so that when it passes through the lens system, it comes to focus on the retina.

In astigmatism, the shape of the cornea or the lens is distorted so that the light comes into two focal points. Imagine that the lens is egg-shaped instead of spherical and that light coming over the top and bottom edges is brought to a different focal point than light coming over the right and left sides. To correct this vision problem temporarily, a lens that is shaped to correct the distorted shape of the eye's lens system is made.

In presbyopia, the cornea and lens of the eye become less stretchy and, therefore, they cannot change shape as readily to bring light to a focus on the retina; this happens naturally as we grow older and is usually observed when a person reaches their 40s. If you have presbyopia, you have trouble focusing light from both near and far objects on the retina. To correct this vision problem temporarily, you might get a pair of bifocal lenses, with the top part for seeing far objects and the bottom part for near objects.

Solving all vision problems permanently is effected by the correct body posture and the correct face expression.

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