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Presbyopia is the hardening of the [[lens]] in the [[eyeballs]] such that it becomes difficult to see [[near work]]. This is common in older adults and is commonly treated with [[reading glasses]] or [[bifocals]].

Presbyopia is the hardening of the [[lens]] in the [[eyeballs]] such that it becomes difficult to see [[near work]]. This is common in older adults and is commonly treated with [[reading glasses]] (reduced minus for myopes), progressive lenses, or [[bifocals]].

== Measuring ==

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	Presbyopia is the hardening of the [[lens]] in the [[eyeballs]] such that it becomes difficult to see [[near work]]. This is common in older adults and is commonly treated with [[reading glasses]] or [[bifocals]].		Presbyopia is the hardening of the [[lens]] in the [[eyeballs]] such that it becomes difficult to see [[near work]]. This is common in older adults and is commonly treated with [[reading glasses]] (reduced minus for myopes), progressive lenses, or [[bifocals]].

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