age-related vision loss

Definitions

A gradual decline in visual acuity or function that occurs as a natural consequence of the aging process.

Vision impairment resulting from degenerative eye conditions commonly associated with older adulthood, such as macular degeneration, cataracts, or glaucoma.

Examples

Regular eye exams are essential for the early detection and management of age-related vision loss.

Many seniors struggle with daily tasks due to the gradual progression of age-related vision loss.

Researchers are currently investigating new gene therapies that could potentially reverse the effects of age-related vision loss.

Synonyms

presbyopia age-related macular degeneration senile vision impairment geriatric vision loss declining eyesight age-related sight deterioration

Antonyms

perfect vision acute eyesight clear vision emmetropia visual acuity healthy sight