Because the incidence of vision loss increases with age, seniors are particularly at risk. Speak to your family doctor or eye doctor if you notice even gradual vision changes. Sudden, dramatic vision changes can indicate serious problems with your health. If you experience these, seek immediate medical attention.
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You rely on your eyes and vision to do most daily activities. Whether you're driving a car or walking, you need clear vision to keep you and those around you safe. And it can be scary when you have vision problems from an infection, an injury, or a disease.
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The Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB) website offers practical tips to help you protect your eyes from injury, prevent vision loss before it starts, or treat vision loss that may have already begun.