How will you get color blindness?

Answer 1

Colorblindness is the inability to perceive differences between some of the colors that others can distinguish. It is most often of genetic nature, but may also occur because of eye, nerve, or brain damage, or due to exposure to certain chemicals.

Answer 2

First opinion. Being color blind is merely a disablilty when a being cannot tell a color from a color, they do see it corectly, such as purple is still purple in their eyes, they just get mixed up with the colors, i.e. say the grape was green, they may think green=blue, its just a disablility in their minds, and to answer your question :- No, someone cannot go color blind unless they are born with it. Second opinion The above is not really accurate, color blindness can be caused by cataracts, Both my parents were unable to tell the difference between colors of things for many years after developing cataracts. Only the various shades of beige (Mother) or grey (Father) were apparent. Luckily this can now be cured by surgery. So the answer to this question must be :- Yes you can go color blind but there are possibilities for this to be reversed.

Answer 3

if you are a man then yes i think its possible, but if your a woman then no, women cannot get colour blindness because they do not have the right chromosomes to have it. ;-) goodluck lol

Answer 4

Color blindness is typically inherited genetically, with certain gene mutations leading to difficulty distinguishing certain colors. It can also be acquired later in life due to eye diseases, aging, or injury to the retina or optic nerve. It is important to have a comprehensive eye exam to determine the cause and severity of color blindness.

Answer 5

go to the doctor or on the internet should have one

Answer 6

You can get color blindness if your parent has a dominate trait to color blindness.

Answer 7

People are born colour-blind - it's a hereditarycondition - not a disease that you catch.

Answer 8

There are several different tests available, the most common is the Ishihara test for color blindess.

Answer 9

Colorblindness is a genetic condition, most often affecting males.