Your sight exam journal 176

Age-related macular changes often begin quietly. A person notices that small print is harder to read, straight lines seem slightly off, or the center of a word disappears for a moment when looking at a page. By the time symptoms feel obvious, the macula has usually been changing for some time. That is where a retinal layer scan becomes useful. It gives structure to what can otherwise feel like a vague complaint, turning central vision changes into a series of measurable fin