Oculocutaneous albinism (OCA), a series of genetic illnesses where there is little to no production of the pigment melanin, is generally referred to as albinism.
Your skin, hair, and eye colors are all influenced by the type and quantity of melanin your body generates.
People with albinism experience visual issues since melanin is also involved in the formation of the optic nerves.
Albinism can occasionally be detected by subtle variations in a person's skin, hair, or eye color.
Due to their sensitivity to the sun's effects, people with albinism are more likely to acquire skin cancer.
Albinism has no known cure, however, those with the condition can take precautions to preserve their skin, eyes, and vision.