Macular degeneration, also called age-related macular degeneration (AMD), is an eye condition that affects the macula, the part of the retina responsible for sharp, central vision. This is the vision you use for reading, driving, recognizing faces, and seeing fine detail.
Macular degeneration usually does not cause total blindness, but it can make everyday activities much harder if it is not monitored and managed properly.
Blurry or fuzzy central vision
Difficulty reading or seeing fine details
Straight lines appearing wavy or distorted
Dark or empty spots in the center of vision
Trouble recognizing faces
Needing brighter light for close-up tasks
Are age 50 or older
Have a family history of macular degeneration
Smoke or have smoked in the past
Have high blood pressure
Have a poor diet or low intake of key nutrients
Spend a lot of time in the sun without proper eye protection
A review of your symptoms and vision concerns
A comprehensive eye health evaluation
Retinal imaging
Dilated eye exam when needed
Ongoing monitoring for changes over time
Regular monitoring and follow-up exams
Retinal imaging to track changes
Lifestyle and nutrition guidance
Coordination with a retina specialist when needed
Referral for advanced treatment if wet AMD is suspected
Thorough, attentive eye exams
Clear explanations in simple language
Personalized recommendations
Ongoing monitoring and support
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