Ocular conditions affect the eyes and the structures that support vision, including the retina and optic nerve. They may change visual clarity, central or peripheral vision, and eye comfort. Some develop gradually without obvious early symptoms.
Poor arterial blood flow can cause hard-to-heal wounds or sudden loss of retinal circulation.
A group of eye diseases that damage the optic nerve and can cause progressive, irreversible vision loss.
A retinal disease affecting central vision, making reading, faces and other detailed visual tasks harder.
Swelling in the central retina caused by fluid buildup, leading to blurred or distorted central vision.
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