Colorblindness

The colorblindness may be congenital, while it is also possible for the condition to develop at a later time. The congenital cases resulting from the deficiency and absence of the respective pigments in the cone cells, which are present in the retinal tissue and are responsible for color vision, are observed more predominantly among the male, and the total colorblindness is much rarer than the partial colorblindness. The acquired color vision complaints may be the sign of important diseases in your eyes and brain.

There is currently no known cure for the congenital colorblindness, but today it could be possible to help such patients with their problems by ChromaGen contact lenses specially manufactured.