Is it possible to have 10 20 vision

If the reduced vision is due to an eye disease, you may be prescribed ocular medication or another treatment. Other important vision skills, including peripheral awareness or side vision, eye coordination, depth perception, focusing ability and color vision, contribute to your overall vision ability.

For onsistency, doctors of optometry in the United Sates use 20 feet as the standard for measuring sharpness of vision. Other countries express visual acuity in their own way. Many factors affect visual acuity. Vision conditions, like nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism, or eye diseases affect clarity of vision.

Some people can see well at a distance but cannot bring nearer objects into focus. The condition can be caused by hyperopia farsightedness or presbyopia loss of focusing ability. Others can see items that are close but cannot see items that are far away.

In a comprehensive eye examination, a doctor of optometry can diagnose what causes, if any, are affecting your ability to see well. In most cases, your doctor of optometry can prescribe glasses, contact lenses or a vision therapy program that can help improve your vision.

If the reduced vision is due to an eye disease, your doctor might prescribe eye medication or another treatment. Safe contact lenses use provides an effective form of vision correction. Contact lenses prescribed by a licensed doctor of optometry are worn safely and comfortably by millions of people worldwide and have a long history of providing wearers with a safe and effective form of vision correction.

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