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Medication- Anti-infective drugs can help some type of blindness caused by an infection

Cataract Surgery- if eligible for this type of surgery

Corneal Transplant- Provider maybe able to save part of cornea

Vitamin Supplements- You may be able to reverse the vision loss of xerophthalmia by taking vitamin A and a person may need vitamin B or vitamin D supplements to treat vision loss caused by a poor diet.

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Definition - Refractive errors make it difficult to see clearly and occur when the shape of the eye prevents light from focusing properly on the retina, which is a light-sensitive tissue layer at the back of the eye. These errors are the most prevalent type of vision issue.

Causes - When the eyeball elongates or shortens, it can cause vision problems. Irregularities in the cornea's shape can also lead to vision issues. Additionally, the aging of the lens, which typically assists with focusing, can impact vision as well.

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Partial blindness: You still have some vision.

Complete blindness: You can't see or detect light. This condition is very rare.

Congenital blindness: This refers to poor vision that you are born with.

Legal blindness: This is when the central vision is 20/200 in your best-seeing eye even when corrected with glass or contact lenses. Having 20/200 vision means that you have to be 10x closer or an object has to be 10x larger in order to see compared to a person with 20/20 vision.

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Blindness, Low Vision, What Are the Different Forms of Visual Disability?

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Blurry Vision

Eye pain

Floaters and Flashes

Sensitivity to light

Sudden loss of vision

Sudden appearance of black spots in your vision

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20% of people over 85 experience vision blindess

More females than males

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Taylor Carlson, Kimberley Martinez, Isabella Docarmo, Haylie Jordan Psy301: Introduction to Psychology AM

Bridgitte Green