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farsighted, presbyopia, age-associated progressive loss, the focusing power, the lens, results in difficulty seeing objects close-up, focusing power, the eye, depends upon the inherent elasticity, the lens, gradually lost, people age, slow decrease, in the ability, the eye to focus on objects nearby, people, notice the condition around age 45, realize that they need, hold reading materials further away, focus on them, presbyopia, natural part, the aging process, affects everyone, decreased focusing ability, near objects, eyestrain, headache, a general eye examination, measurements, a prescription, glasses, contact lenses, visual acuity, refraction test, muscle integrity, slit-lamp, retinal examination, presbyopia, glasses, contact lenses, addition of bifocals to an existing lens prescription is sufficient, the ability to focus up close worsens, prescription needs to be changed accordingly, around the age of 65, eyes have, lost most, the elasticity needed to focus up close, still be possible to read, the help, the appropriate prescription, find it necessary, hold reading materials further away, require larger print, light to read, not need glasses, distance vision, need half glasses, reading glasses, the use of contact lenses, choose, one eye, near, one eye, far, "monovision", eliminates the need, bifocals, reading glasses, interfere, depth perception, newer contact lenses, correct, near, far vision, the same lens, new surgical procedures, provide solutions, not want to wear glasses, contacts, vision, glasses, contact lenses, uncorrected, progressive vision difficulty, cause problems, driving, lifestyle, work, ophthalmologist, eye strain, decreased ability to focus on close objects occurs, no proven prevention, presbyopia.