| Asthenopia, condition in which the eyes are weak and tire easily. |
| The only drawback to her perfect use of all her functions lay in asthenopia, which lasted nearly a year after she left my care. |
| Asthenopia, which occurs in children in connection with hypermetropia, is nearly always accompanied by defective vision. |
| The constant accommodative effort required, however, may result in problems such as asthenopia or esotropia, and the necessity for accommodating for distance can be overcome by wearing convex glasses. |
| We must place the same claims to the diagnosis of muscular asthenopia as to that of the accommodative form. |
| Reduced stereopsis, abnormal convergence not interfering with near vision, and ocular misalignment where the fusional reserves are sufficient to prevent asthenopia and diplopia may be acceptable. |
