Myopia
Far-sighted vision disorder, increasingly common, that corrects itself and is monitored throughout life.
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Understanding
Myopia is a vision disorder that makes distant vision blurry, while near vision remains clear. It is becoming increasingly common, especially in children and young adults, and can be corrected and monitored throughout life.
The symptoms
- Vision from a distance is blurred
- Need to squint to see things in the distance
- Visual fatigue
- Difficulty seeing a picture or signs
The support
Myopia is corrected with glasses, contact lenses, or, in some cases, refractive surgery. In children, regular follow-up allows for monitoring of their progress and limiting their progression.
The course of events
A comprehensive eye exam allows you to measure your myopia and check the health of your eyes. The corrective lens is chosen with you, based on your age, lifestyle, and needs.
A doubt, a symptom?
Make an appointment for an assessment or follow-up that suits your situation.
