Originally published on AARP:
Like crow’s feet and graying hair, eye changes are inevitable as we age. But while some age-related eye issues—such as needing reading glasses—are harmless, others, like cataracts, can impact our vision (or worse) and must be diagnosed and treated.
Here is a look at the most common age-related conditions and three symptoms that may be signs of more serious eye health issues.
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