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Presbyopia is a natural age-related process that gradually reduces the eye's ability to focus on close objects. This vision defect occurs as a result of the aging of the lens and gradually accumulates with age, appearing in most people after 40 years. The main clinical manifestation of presbyopia is the need to hold the text being read at a greater distance to achieve image clarity. In people who are highly dependent on their vision to perform everyday tasks, this can be a source of significant discomfort and affects the quality of life. <\/p>\n

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