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Yes, blurry central vision is a common symptom of intermediate AMD. During this stage, the area of blurriness can worsen and get bigger, though for many people it remains mild. You might notice this blurriness more when looking directly at objects in front of you, like items while shopping. Lighting can definitely affect Show Full Answer

Yes, blurry central vision is a common symptom of intermediate AMD. During this stage, the area of blurriness can worsen and get bigger, though for many people it remains mild. You might notice this blurriness more when looking directly at objects in front of you, like items while shopping. Lighting can definitely affect your vision with AMD. You may have trouble adjusting to different lighting levels, like walking between brightly lit and darker areas of stores. Some people also find it harder to see during cloudy days or in low-light conditions. Using brighter lighting often helps, especially when trying to see details.

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