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Intermediate macular degeneration with medium to large drusen in both eyes.
I'm glad you all are doing well with the injections, happy news!!
It started like a grey shadow in my first eye in the central vision and a smaller one in my other eye..not as large. Both have not increased in size since the injections
In my initial right eye I waited a few days to make an appointment, when it happened in my left I went in right away, was already a established patient and got in really quick. In retrospect I should have gotten in sooner with my original right eye... didn't think it was as serious as it is. But after 2 years of injections I can say it's getting better slowly and easier
Hope you journey becomes routine and easy ❤️
That's what clued me into thinking something was wrong about 2 years ago and the diagnosed me with wet Macular degeration. After taking the injections the spot remains but is not getting any worse and maybe a little better.bthe injections have helped so much ❤️
Having dark or blank spots in your vision can be a symptom of advancing AMD. These spots, also known as scotomas, commonly appear in the central vision and may look black, gray, or red. Given your diagnosis of intermediate AMD with medium to large drusen, experiencing such spots is consistent with the condition. It's Show Full Answer
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