Ages 20 Through 40

The ages 20 through 40 are generally the most stable years for all stages of development in the body. The eyes are no exception. During these 20 years the eyes are generally healthy and stable in most cases. This general rule is based on good physical health and physiology. Childhood diseases such as early onset, type I diabetes, thyroid dysfunctions, vascular abnormalities, or any other childhood disorder can affect the ocular health and function.

Regular eye examinations by your eye doctor will guarantee the maintenance of good ocular health and clear vision in healthy eyes, and maintain the best ocular health and vision in cases of unhealthy eyes.

Ages over 40

As we continue to age, the normal aging changes that can affect all parts of our body and physiology can also affect the eyes. The common age-related changes that are commonly found are:

•  Presbyopia
•  Dry eyes
•  Diabetic retinopathy
•  Glaucoma
•  Macular degeneration
•  Retinal detachments
•  Cataracts

These topics can be found in a related section of our website.
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