If you feel like newspaper print is becoming smaller and smaller as we age, you’re not alone! A number of us find ourselves struggling to read the fine print, so to speak – holding reading materials at arm’s length, donning reading glasses, or making use of a magnifier.
Though not everyone suffers from vision troubles in aging, there are several conditions that are more commonplace than others. It’s important for everyone to visit the eye doctor on a yearly basis, regardless if any changes in vision are experienced, as a preventive measure and to enable the doctor to catch some of the more serious conditions early, such as:
If experiencing any of the symptoms below, seek medical assistance right away:
Morning Glory Home Care, provider of the best elder care in Edwardsville, IL and the surrounding areas, is always on hand to assist older individuals in preserving optimum eye health. We can provide accompanied transportation to medical appointments, procedures, and checkups, track any changes in eye health so that they’re addressed right away, minimize the risk of falls in the home for those with vision problems, and so much more.
Call us at 618-667- 8400 to request a free in-home assessment to learn more!
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