What is ‘Dry’ AMD? | Cause of Dry AMD
Dry AMD is the most common form of Age Related Macular Degeneration disease. A build up of waste materials and lack of proper nutrition over many years leads to gradual deterioration of the macular and hence loss of central vision. Dry AMD, usually is not associated with total loss of reading vision. Book Your Eye Test Today
What is ‘Wet’ AMD? | Cause of Wet AMD
Wet is less common in Age Related Macular Degeneration. It occurs when small, new, abnormal blood vessels begin to grow behind the retina towards the macular. These tiny vessels leak blood and fluid, damaging the macular surface. Wet AMD cause a rapid loss of central vision. Urgent assessment should be sought from a macular specialist if signs & symptoms are found. Book Your Eye Test Today