Proven Facts You Should Know About Macular Degeneration
Stages Of Macular Degeneration

There are three stages of macular degeneration, which are defined by the size and number of drusen located underneath the retina. Early macular degeneration occurs when medium-sized drusen about the width of human hair are present. This stage does not include vision loss. Intermediate macular degeneration occurs in people with large drusen and pigment changes in the eye, which can only be detected through an eye exam. Gradual vision loss may be present. Late macular degeneration occurs when vision loss from damage to the macula has occurred.
Keep reading to better understand two stages that occur later on with this disease.