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what is 'presbyopia - decreased ability to focus lens of eye with aging '?

Definition for presbyopia

Presbyopia (Greek word "presbyteros" (πρεσβύτερος), meaning "elder") is the eye's diminished ability to focus that occurs with ageing. more

do i have 'presbyopia'?
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therapeutic procedures for 'presbyopia'?
Managing or treating a diseases should always be determined by a patients health care provider. Below is a list of associated therapeutic procedures or medications for presbyopia:


medications search results for 'presbyopia'
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web search results for 'presbyopia'?
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quick facts
category
eye diseases
geriatric problems
frequency
very common (U.S.)
Usually seen in those 30 years or older.
likelihood by age
likelyhood by duration of symptoms
some common symptoms
eye strain
glasses needed for reading
inability to read small print
vision problems
some related diagnoses
refractive error
astigmatism
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ophthalmologist
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