Symptoms of macular degeneration in the elderly

The symptoms of macular degeneration in the elderly include decreased central vision, distorted vision, and decreased contrast sensitivity.

1. Reduced central vision in the elderly

causes decreased central vision, affecting the ability to see the central part of objects. This may affect daily activities such as reading, watching TV, and recognizing faces.

2. Patients with distorted vision

may feel distorted or distorted in the shape or size of objects. This may cause problems such as difficulty reading and loss of orientation while walking.

3. Reduced contrast sensitivity

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