Struggling to See at Night? It Could Be Night Blindness

Do you find it difficult to see while driving at night, walking in dim light, or entering a dark room from a bright place? These may be signs of night blindness.

Night blindness is not a disease but a symptom of an underlying eye problem, such as vitamin A deficiency, cataracts, certain retinal conditions, or other eye diseases.

The good news is that many causes can be treated or managed when detected early. Depending on the cause, treatment may include vitamin supplements, prescription glasses, medications, or surgery.

If you or a loved one notices poor vision in low light, increased glare from headlights, or trouble adjusting to darkness, don't ignore these symptoms.

A comprehensive eye examination can identify the cause and help protect your vision. Early diagnosis and timely treatment can make a significant difference.

Your eyesight is precious, schedule an eye examination today and enjoy clearer, safer vision, day and night.