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The scale of the issue is significant, with the American Academy of Ophthalmology reporting that approximately 10 million Americans are diagnosed with macular degeneration yearly.
Thankfully, macular degeneration often progresses slowly, providing time for education and adaptation that can make a huge difference. The more knowledge you gain, the greater your ability to take steps towards managing this condition effectively in advance.
Each diagnosis of macular degeneration is unique, affecting individuals and their loved ones differently, and should be acknowledged and addressed accordingly. For some, especially in the early stages, life may continue with minimal disruption, while others may experience significant changes that impact daily activities and emotional well-being.
Part One of this guide highlights the vital need to comprehend macular degeneration, offering essential insights into different AMD stages and key questions to discuss with your doctor.
Part Two of this guide provides an overview of available life strategies, vision aids, and new technologies, equipping you with the knowledge required for your journey. Empower yourself and your loved ones with the information you need to navigate these challenges together. Also includes a free monthly newsletter.
Age-Related Macular Degeneration, or AMD
A Worldwide Growing Concern
Recognizing Early Symptoms: Techniques for Light-to-Dark Adjustment
Early Stage—Macular Degeneration: What You Should Know
How Can My Family and I Safeguard Our Vision and Lower the Chances of Developing Macular Degeneration?
Steps to Protect Your Eyes and Slow the Progression of Macular Degeneration
Do Words Appear with Missing Letters or Blurred Characters?
Request a Summary Letter from Your Eye Doctor and Keep a Medical File for You and Your Family
How Can I Closely Monitor My Vision to Detect Early Macula and Retina Changes?
Be Prepared and Proactive: Questions to Ask Your Eye Specialist
These questions serve as a starting point for your exploration of macular degeneration and low vision care. We are here to guide you through every step of your journey, providing insights, resources, and support tailored to your needs.