AMD

Protect Your Central Vision

AMD is a common eye condition that affects people over the age of 50. It damages the macula, the central part of the retina responsible for sharp, straight-ahead vision, making it hard to read, recognize faces, or drive.

Types of AMD:

• Dry AMD: Slow vision loss over time.
• Wet AMD: Faster vision loss due to abnormal blood vessels; needs urgent treatment.

Symptoms:

• Blurred or distorted central vision.
• Straight lines appear wavy.
• Difficulty reading or seeing details.

Diagnosis & Treatment at Apex Eye Hospital, Durg:

• OCT & Fundus Imaging for early detection.
• Anti-VEGF Injections for wet AMD.
• Nutritional advice and monitoring for dry AMD.

Early detection can help preserve vision.

Get your eyes checked regularly, especially after age 50.