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What is albinism?
Albinism is a skin disease which is caused due to complete lossof melanin (skin pigmentation which gives colour to skin- locatedin skin layer) from skin and even iris of the e…ye. It can be hereditary. The skin becomes pale and even pinkishbecause of the blood beneath the skin. The iris can also losecolor. An albino is a person or animal who has pale or colorless skin,eyes, and hair because the body does not produce enough pigment, ormelanin. There are various degrees of albinism, leading to different shadesof skin and hair pigmentation. Some albinism may affect only theeyes, while some may affect only the skin. It is a fallacy that allabinos have red eyes. Many have blue eyes, while others can stillhave brown eyes, but be true albinos. .
The affects of being albino can affect their eyes hair and skin.They can sometimes turn out to be blind because of the estagness intheir eyes. Others can see fine but have difficulties seeing.Mostly in distance. .
The goverment helps pay for glasses and gives money to supportthem because of their disabilitt in money or help with glasses. Iam a Albino and I can see i am not blind but the state defines meor any other albino that isnt blind but still cant see very well asLegally Blind. Some albinos cant drive or wear contacts. They havevery light skin. Most are pale. Having I would define it as oliveskin tone. Their hair is blonde or white all diffrent shades. Asfor eyes some albinos eye color change or it is plain blue or redor pink or purple. Mine are blue grey yellow and green, I know itsounds funny but I get complimented for them. There are white anblack albinos. I mean Calcasian albinos have white hair very lightskin and sometimes pink or purple or blue eyes. Black albinos are alittle bit darker not by much. Their hair tends to be platinuimblonde. There are Octave albinos these albinos eyes and hair areaffected not their skin. So they look normal but people wonder didthey dye their hair and why does their eyes move well now youknow. (MORE)