true or false?? eyes!?


Question:
is eye of human body the only part which doesnt grow from our birth?? how is it possible if its true?

Answers:
False.
The average newborn’s eyeball is about 18 millimeters in diameter, from front to back (axial length); it grows slightly to a length of approximately 19½ millimeters as an infant; and it continues to grow gradually to a length of about 24-25 millimeters, or about 1 inch, in adulthood. (A ping-pong ball is about 1½ inch in diameter, which makes the average adult eyeball about 2/3 the size of a ping-pong ball.) The eyeball is set in a protective cone-shaped cavity in the skull called the “orbit” or “socket.”

Other Answers:
do not know sorry!

doesn't grow from our birth??
wtf


what? it sounds possible.


True but your head grows bigger


BEAUTY ALWAYS WAITS FOR A LITTLE MORE.

FALSE JUST LIKE YOUR TEETH THEIR THERE WAITING TO DEVELOP False. Look into the mirror. Your eyes are not the same size they were when you were five years old.


Try this out.


Do eyeballs grow and, if so, how much?
Your eyes do grow as you age, but only a little bit. This is why babies have such big eyes. The rest of their bodies is much smaller than a full grown adult, but their eyes are about the same size. So as you grow, your face and body get much bigger to "catch up" with your eyes.

At birth, the head and structures within it, such as the eyes and brain, are more developed in proportion to the rest of the body. The head and eyes increase in width by only 1.5 times up to the age of 5 years, and after that only a very small proportion more until early adulthood. So the eyes do grow slightly, probably only a matter of millimetres, and only up to age 5 or so. I think the eyes do grow after birth. This is the reason why some people are short sighted ie the eyes grow out (long), which makes focusing difficult. I am extremely myopic (shortsighted), this is the reason I have been given by optometrists re: my condition




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