Farsightedness is more properly called myopia hypopia presbyopia hyperopia

Farsightedness, or hyperopia, occurs when distant objects can be seen more clearly than nearby ones. This happens because light entering the eye doesn't properly focus on the retina. Interestingly, it's often present at birth but can become more noticeable with age as the lens of the eye loses flexibility, complicating close-up vision even further! If you’ve ever had to squint to read a menu or hold your book at arm's length, you might be experiencing the effects of hyperopia. Many people find that corrective lenses, such as glasses or contact lenses, can help. Plus, some choose laser eye surgery as a more permanent solution. Just remember to get regular eye check-ups to keep your vision in check!