Can macular degeneration be reversed?
Macular degeneration is a condition where the macula, a very small section of tissue on the back of the eye, begins to deteriorate. This condition can result in complete blindness if ignored or left untreated.CauseMacular degeneration occurs when irregular blood vessels begin to leak under the retina.SymptomsThe primary symptom is a sudden loss of vision in the center of your field of vision. This often manifests as a dark empty area in the middle of whatever you are looking at.ReversalAccording to the Foundation of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, macular degeneration cannot be reversed, but its impact can be minimized through early diagnosis and effective treatment.TreatmentCommon treatments include laser surgery and anti-VEGF drugs.
