Understanding Wet vs. Dry Macular Degeneration and Central Vision
Macular degeneration is one of those eye conditions that can sit quietly for years before it begins to change the way a person reads, drives, recognizes faces, or works at a computer. The earliest clues are often subtle. A straight line looks slightly bent. A sentence seems to disappear in the middle. A face across the room feels harder to read than it used to. People usually notice these changes in central vision before they have a name for them, and that delay matters.