What is myopia?
Myopia is a common visual condition where the eye is unable to focus on distant images. Nearly 30% of the Canadian population are affect either through inheritance or spontaneous occurrence.
What are the symptoms of myopia?
Common signs of myopia include: difficulty reading road signs or seeing distant objects clearly, squinting, eye strain and headaches.
How is myopia diagnosed?
Myopia can be detected with an eye examination.
How to treat myopia?
Eyeglasses or contact lenses are often used to alter the way the image enters your eyes, resulting in the sharpening of distant images. If you do not wish to wear glasses or contacts, surgical procedures such as laser or lens implants can be performed.
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