02/12/2026
See How Vision Changes as AMD Progresses
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) doesn’t usually take vision all at once.
It changes it gradually.
At first, straight lines may look slightly wavy.
Words on a page may blur in the center.
Colors may seem duller than before.
As AMD progresses, the center of vision can become distorted or dark—making it harder to read, recognize faces, drive, or see fine detail. Peripheral vision often remains, but the loss of central clarity can deeply impact daily life.
Because these changes can happen slowly, they’re sometimes missed or dismissed.
Early detection matters.
Regular eye exams matter.
Paying attention to subtle vision changes matters.
If you or someone you love notices distortion, blurred central vision, or difficulty seeing details, don’t wait.
👉 Schedule a comprehensive eye exam with an eye care professional.
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