Hypermetropia (Far-Sightedness)

Hypermetropia causes difficulty focusing on nearby objects. It can cause eye strain, headaches, and fatigue, especially during reading or close work. Proper correction improves comfort and visual performance.

Scope & Coverage

Near and distance vision assessment

Cycloplegic refraction for accurate measurement

Spectacle prescription for correction

Assessment of accommodative effort

Headache and eye strain evaluation

Pediatric hypermetropia screening

What Our Patients Say

"My reading headaches disappeared after getting the right prescription."

— Pooja Desai

"Didn't realize my eye strain was due to hypermetropia. Glasses solved it completely."

— Manish Agarwal

"My child's squint was actually caused by hypermetropia. Early correction helped."

— Lata Krishnan

"The cycloplegic refraction gave a much more accurate number than my old test."

— Sanjay Bhardwaj

"Very patient Eye Expert. Explained why I need reading glasses so clearly."

— Asha Rani

Frequently Asked Questions

Headaches, eye strain, blurred near vision, and difficulty reading.

Mild hypermetropia may reduce with age, but significant cases need correction.

Yes, uncorrected hypermetropia is a common cause of accommodative squint.

LASIK or other refractive surgeries can correct hypermetropia in eligible adults.

Mild cases may not need correction, but moderate to high hypermetropia usually requires glasses.

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