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`Diagnosis & treatment
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`Diagnosis
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`Your doctorwill review your medical and family
`history and conduct a complete eye exam. To
`confirm a diagnosis of macular degeneration,
`he or she may doseveral othertests, including:
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`e¢ Examination of the back of your eye.
`Your eye doctorwill put drops in your eyes
`to dilate them and use a special
`instrument to examine the back of your
`eye. He or she will look for fluid or blood or
`a mottled appearancethat's caused by
`drusen. People with macular degeneration
`often have many drusen — yellow
`deposits that form under the retina.
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`central vision. If you have macular degeneration, someof the straight
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`e Fluorescein angiography. During this test, your doctor injects a
`colored dyeinto a vein in your arm. The dyetravels to and highlights
`the blood vessels in your eye. A special camera takes pictures as the
`dye travels through the blood vessels. The imageswill show if you
`have leaking abnormal blood vessels orretinal changes.
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`¢ Indocyanine green angiography. Like fluorescein angiography,this
`test uses an injected dye. It may be used to confirm the findings of a
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`¢ Optical coherence tomography. This noninvasive imagingtest
`displays detailed cross sections of the retina. It identifies areas of
`thinning, thickening or swelling. This test is also used to help monitor
`howthe retina responds to macular degeneration treatments.
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`¢ Optical coherence tomography (OCT) angiography. This is a newer,
`noninvasivetest that, in certain cases, allows your doctorto visualize
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`Treatment
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`Treatments are available that may help slow disease progression, preserve
`existing vision and, if started early enough, recover some lostvision.
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`Medications
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`Medications may help stop the growth of new blood vessels by blocking the
`effects of growth signals the body sends to generate new blood vessels.
`These drugsare consideredthe first line treatment for all stages of wet
`macular degeneration.
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`Medications used to treat wet macular degeneration include:
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`¢ Bevacizumab(Avastin)
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`¢ Ranibizumab(Lucentis)
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`Your doctor injects these medications into the affected eye. You may need
`injections every four to six weeksto maintain the beneficial effect of the
`medication. In someinstances, you maypartially recover vision as the blood
`vessels shrink andthe fluid under the retina absorbs, allowing somevision
`gain.
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`Possible risks of eye injections include conjunctival hemorrhage, increased
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`Therapies
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`Photodynamic therapy. This procedure is very occasionally used to
`treat abnormalblood vessels at the center of your macula. During
`photodynamic therapy, your doctor injects a drug called verteporfin
`(Visudyne) into a vein in your arm, which travels to blood vessels in
`your eye. Your doctor shines a focusedlight from a special laser to the
`abnormal blood vessels in your eye. This activates the drug, causing
`the abnormal blood vessels to close, which stops the leakage.
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`Photodynamic therapy may improve your vision and reduce the rate of
`vision loss. You may need repeated treatments overtime, as the
`treated blood vessels may reopen.
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`After photodynamic therapy, you'll need to avoid direct sunlight and
`bright lights until the drug has cleared your body, which maytake a few
`days.
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`Photocoagulation. During photocoagulation therapy, your doctor uses
`a high-energy laser beam to seal abnormal blood vessels under the
`macula. The laser causes scarring that can create a blind spot, but the
`procedureis used to stop the vessels from bleeding with the aim of
`minimizing further damageto the macula. Even with this treatment,
`blood vessels may regrow, requiring further treatment.
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`Few people who have wet macular degeneration are candidates for
`this treatment. It generally isn't an option if you have abnormal blood
`vessels directly under the center of the macula. Also, the more
`damaged your maculais, the lowerthe likelihood of success.
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`Lowvision rehabilitation. Age-related macular degeneration doesn't
`affect your side (peripheral) vision and usually doesn't causetotal
`blindness. But it can reduceor eliminate your central vision — whichis
`necessary for driving, reading and recognizing people's faces. It may
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`be beneficial for you to work with a low vision rehabilitation specialist,
`an occupational therapist, your eye doctor and others trained in low
`vision rehabilitation. They can help you find ways to adapt to your
`changingvision.
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`e Choosea healthy diet. The antioxidant vitaminsin fruits and
`vegetables contribute to eye health. Kale, spinach, broccoli, squash
`and other vegetables havehighlevels of antioxidants, including lutein
`and zeaxanthin, which may benefit people with macular degeneration.
`Foodscontaining high levels of zinc also may beof particular value in
`patients with macular degeneration. These include high-protein foods,
`such as beef, pork and lamb. Nonmeatsourcesinclude milk, cheese,
`yogurt, whole-grain cereals and whole-wheatbread.
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`Lifestyle and home remedies
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`Even after receiving a diagnosis of wet macular degeneration, you can take
`steps that mayhelp slow vision loss.
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`e Don't smoke.If you smoke, ask your doctorfor help to quit.
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`Another good choiceis healthy unsaturated fats, such asolive oil. And
`research studies have shownthat a diet high in omega-3 fatty acids,
`such asthose found in salmon, tuna and walnuts, may lowerthe risk of
`advanced macular degeneration. But the same benefit is not shown
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`e Manageyour other medical conditions. If you have cardiovascular
`disease or high blood pressure, for example, take your medication and
`follow your doctor's instructions for controlling the condition.
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`Maintain a healthy weight and exercise regularly. If you need to lose
`weight, reduce the numberof calories you eat and increase the amount
`of exercise you get each day.
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`Have routine eye exams. Ask your eye doctor about the
`recommended schedule for follow-up exams. In between checkups,
`you can do a self-assessmentof your vision using an Amslergrid.
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`e 500 milligrams (mg) of vitamin C
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`Taking supplements maybe helpful, but there also are possible health risks.
`Ask your doctorif taking supplementsis right for you.
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`For people with intermediate or advanced disease, taking a high-dose
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`Vision loss from macular degeneration can affect your ability to do things
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`Ask your eye doctor to check your eyeglassprescription. If you
`wearcontacts or glasses, be sure your prescription is up to date. If new
`glasses don't help, ask for a referral to a low vision specialist.
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`Use magnifiers. A variety of magnifying devices can help you with
`reading and other close-up work, such as sewing. Such devices
`include hand-held magnifying lenses or magnifying lenses you wear
`like glasses.
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`You mayalso use a closed-circuit television system that uses a video
`camera to magnify reading material and project it on a video screen.
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`Change your computer display and add audio systems. Adjust the
`font size in your computer's settings. And adjust your monitor to show
`more contrast. You may also add speech-output systemsor other
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`Useelectronic reading aids and voice interface. Try large-print
`books, tablet computers and audio books. Some tablet and
`smartphone appsare designedto help people with low vision. And
`many of these devices now comewith a voice recognition feature.
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`Select special appliances madefor low vision. Someclocks, radios,
`telephones and other appliances have extra-large numbers. You may
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`Use brighter lights in your home.Better lighting helps with reading
`and otherdaily activities, and it may also reduce therisk of falling.
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`Get support. Having macular degeneration can bedifficult, and you
`may need to make changesin your life. You may go through many
`emotions as you adjust. Consider talking to a counseloror joining a
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`certain situations, such as driving at night, in heavytraffic or in bad
`weather. Use public transportation or ask a friend or family memberto
`help, especially with night driving. Make arrangements to use local van
`or shuttle services, volunteer driving networks, or rideshares.
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`Preparing for your appointment
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`To check for macular degeneration, a dilated eye exam is usually necessary.
`Make an appointment with a doctor who specializes in eye care — an
`optometrist or an ophthalmologist. He or she can perform a complete eye
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`e When you make the appointment, ask if you need to do anything to
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