Year after year, the number of people who face vision problems is growing. An increasing number of patients use corrective glasses and contact lenses on a daily basis. In this case, age does not matter - both children and adults visit the ophthalmologist. Find out what eye defects are most often detected in patients and what worrying symptoms indicate that we may be struggling with one of them.
Visual defects - causes
Vision defects are faced by children, adults and the elderly alike. One of the factors that affect the structure and function of the eyes is genes. Unfortunately - vision defects are hereditary, so a child whose parents struggle with vision defects will most likely also struggle with the same problem. Eyesight is also affected by environmental factors, such as staring at a computer or phone screen for hours, or reading in a poorly lit room. And finally, the cause that none of us can avoid - aging. As we age, our eyes undergo changes. We begin to have...
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