How Macular Degeneration Causes Vision Loss | WebMD

Macular degeneration is the most common cause of age-related vision loss. Here's a look at what happens in your eye when it occurs.

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[Sticksonpoint]

My left eye is literally exactly how the thumbnail is

[MrRrrr]

I have high myopia (-8 in both eyes) from last 7 years, I've observed my right eye seeing colour less bright than left one. Is it myopic macular degeneration?

I've been very stressed and I've gone to doctors all of them did routine eye exams like dilated eye exam and slit lamp test and detecting my retina with a magnifying glass and found nothing but I'm still seeing colour bright in my left eye than right one. Should I be worried If myopic macular degeneration have started in my eyes? From Covid my phone usage has been more than 12 hrs and in last years i developed floaters too

Also I've observed that when I turn off my lights room instantly I can't see the few amount of light in my room through central vision only after some time it slowly started appearing.i can see throughy peripherals vision though

[Snow-ejfm]

oh hell no i’m way to young to have this stuff. i’m only 13 i want my vision forever

[caseyparkins]

I had this since four years(at my left eye.... Its actually worse than the thumbnail... 😂...but i have right one gd