What causes presbyopic

presbyopic is associated with aging.

Outside light enters the eye, focusing, reflecting, and projecting onto the retina, thereby achieving good visual function. As the body ages, lens elasticity decreases, and inaccurate focusing of light can lead to focus on the retina, forming presbyopic. Poor eye habits, long-term use of diuretics, and other factors are likely to increase the appearance of presbyopic.

Patients with presbyopic can wear glasses or undergo surgery to correct vision.