MACULAR DEGENERATION types Dry VS Wet Explained

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MACULAR DEGENERATION types Dry VS Wet Explained
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This video talks about macular degeneration, AMD and ARMD and what it is and how people see if they have AMD. It also talks about how people with macular degeneration see.
RUclips Eye Doctor optometrist Michael Nelson explains what macular degeneration is and what the risk factors are for AMD.
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a significant contributor to vision impairment.
AMD is a condition affecting the retina at the back of the eye, particularly impacting the macula, which is crucial for sharp vision. Its prevalence increases with age, typically becoming more pronounced around 50 years and older.
There are two main types: wet and dry AMD. Dry AMD is characterized by the presence of protein deposits called drusen in the retina, leading to its degeneration over time. This form often manifests as blurred or central vision loss. On the other hand, wet AMD involves abnormal blood vessel growth beneath the retina, causing rapid and severe vision deterioration due to leakage and swelling.
Symptoms of AMD include night blindness, blurry or distorted vision, and eventual vision loss.
To mitigate the risk of developing AMD, adopting a diet rich in leafy greens and oily fish may be beneficial, as indicated by research. Additionally, supplements containing eye vitamins can help slow the progression of the disease, particularly for those in intermediate or advanced stages, although consulting a doctor for personalized advice is recommended.
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[@iamshintaro]

best video I watched, now I know the difference. hankyou Dr. Michael Nelson. God bless you and your family!

[@DSTADAV]

Well described - best of the many I have watched since diagnosed a few days ago