Glasses: Most cases of presbyopia are secondary to a loss of the accomodative capacity of our eyes as we normally age and can be corrected with a simple pair of corrective lenses.
Answered 3/15/2019
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Corrective lens: Presbyopia is the development of inflexibility of the lens with aging; symptoms include blurred vision at normal reading distances, the need to hold material at arms length to see it, and headaches/fatigue from close work. Unfortunately, the only sure method for correcting presbyopia is corrective lenses. Sometimes simple reading glasses from the drug store work, but usually u need prescription
Answered 6/13/2017
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