Blurry Distance Vision Is Usually a Refractive Error
In myopia, the eyeball is slightly longer than normal, or the cornea is steeper, so light focuses in front of the retina, not on it. That's why far objects look blurry while near ones stay sharp. Glasses, lenses, or laser surgery, where suitable, shift the focus back onto the retina.
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