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What causes hyperopia?

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Hyperopia: Hyperopia is farsightedness where vision is blurred at near and distance, requiring a plus lens correction. This, as with myopia, is determined by shape and refractive power of cornea, length of eye and refractive power of lens. Seen more with shorter eyes.

Answered 2/22/2014

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Eye: Is too small so light focused behind the retina.

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