Is it possible that my boyfriend’s poor eyesight is hereditary?

In daily life, people's eyes may have various problems. Most of the eye problems are acquired, such as myopia, eye inflammation, etc. Even serious problems such as eye insomnia may be caused by acquired factors. At the same time, some babies are born with congenital eye problems. So if a man has bad eyesight, is it possible that it will be passed on to the next generation?

Is it possible that my boyfriend’s poor eyesight is hereditary?

Congenital strabismus generally has a family genetic factor. It can occur at birth or within 6 months after birth. The angle of deviation is generally large, and it often manifests as hyperopic refraction. It cannot be corrected by wearing glasses alone. If there is no congenital condition for binocular single vision, it will cause the greatest harm to visual function.

Normally, strabismus is usually caused by a fall or bump. It is not congenital.

Guidance:

So strabismus is rarely hereditary. And the doctor has checked and found that it can be treated. So go for the treatment. Otherwise it will affect your life.

Generally speaking, eye size is closely related to genetics, just like single or double eyelids. So if everyone in the family has small eyes, the child may also have small eyes.

Children inherit not only their parents' genes, but also the genes of the previous generation, such as parents and boyfriend's parents. No one can guarantee whether the child will have small eyes or big eyes, and no one can choose, unless the gene fragment can be modified. It can only be said that the possibility of children inheriting their parents is the greatest. As long as the child is healthy, it doesn't matter whether the eyes are big or small. What's the use of some children with big eyes but poor health? Children are the crystallization of love with their lovers.

Strabismus has a certain degree of heredity, but not all strabismus is hereditary.

Guidance:

Suggestion: In this case, the child may have strabismus, which is determined by genetic factors.

This condition is generally not hereditary.

Guidance:

Although this type of eyelid drooping is caused by neurological reasons, and although any disease has the possibility of being inherited, the probability of inheritance is relatively small.

If one eyelid droops but no cause is found after examination, it is probably not hereditary.

Guidance:

If after examination, it is found that there is a reason for the drooping eyelids. If it is a genetic disease, then there is a possibility of genetic tendency.