Can People with Night Blindness Apply for Disability Benefits?
Eye problems Individuals with congenital night blindness may experience a progressive decline in their visual field. I would like to inquire if those with night blindness are eligible to apply for a disability certificate?
Dr. Hu Yusheng Reply:
Hello: It depends on the degree of vision loss. Wishing you peace and good health.[Read More] Can People with Night Blindness Apply for Disability Benefits?
Understanding Night Blindness: Symptoms and Diagnosis Explained
Nyctalopia The term "not being able to see after five minutes in the dark" refers to complete darkness, meaning there is no light at all. However, it is important to note that some individuals may have difficulty seeing in low-light conditions, which can be a sign of ni...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Xiao Yu: Based on your description and symptoms, there is a high likelihood that you have night blindness. To confirm the diagnosis, you should visit a large hospital's ophthalmology department for an examination of the retina, visual field, and electroretinography.[Read More] Understanding Night Blindness: Symptoms and Diagnosis Explained
Choosing the Right Lenses for Retinitis Pigmentosa: Sun Protection Tips
excuse me? Patients with retinitis pigmentosa should consider wearing sunglasses with UV protection and polarized lenses to help prevent further deterioration caused by sunlight exposure. Additionally, lenses that offer blue light filtering may also be beneficial. It is advisable...
Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello, thank you for your question. The retinal pigment degeneration you mentioned likely refers to night blindness (as retinal pigment degeneration is a general term for many diseases, but night blindness is the most common). Currently, there are no specific lenses that have bee...[Read More] Choosing the Right Lenses for Retinitis Pigmentosa: Sun Protection Tips
Understanding Retinitis Pigmentosa and Its Impact on Night Blindness
I'm sorry, but I need specific content to translate. Please I have had my eyes examined at two hospitals. The first diagnosis was: retinitis pigmentosa. Is this related to night blindness? The second diagnosis mentioned yellow spots, but I don't know how to translate th...
Dr. Hu Yusheng Reply:
Hello, Mr. Hedgehog! Pigmentary retinopathy can indeed cause night blindness. The "yellow spots" you mentioned, if referring to normal anatomy, likely refer to the "macula." This specifically pertains to the part of the retina responsible for central vision. I...[Read More] Understanding Retinitis Pigmentosa and Its Impact on Night Blindness
Latest Effective Treatments for Retinal Pigmentary Degeneration
Retinal pigment degeneration Are there any new effective treatments for retinitis pigmentosa available today?
Dr. Liu Jingxian Reply:
Hello, regarding the retinal pigment degeneration you mentioned, there are many factors that contribute to this condition, and it can be classified into various clinical categories. For example, primary retinal pigmentary degeneration, also known as night blindness, is a group of...[Read More] Latest Effective Treatments for Retinal Pigmentary Degeneration
Understanding Gyrate and Stargardt's Diseases: Symptoms, Risks, and Prevention
1. Gyrate Atrophy 2. Stargardt Disease Dear Dr. Yang, 1. Gyrate Atrophy: This condition is characterized by progressive degeneration of the retina, leading to symptoms such as night blindness, peripheral vision loss, and eventual central vision loss. Patients may also experien...
Dr. Liu Jingxian Reply:
Hello Sir: Gyrate Atrophy: This is a bilateral, progressive degenerative disease of the retina (retinal choroid). Patients typically begin to exhibit symptoms around the age of 20, characterized by night blindness, constricted visual fields, and decreased vision. It is associat...[Read More] Understanding Gyrate and Stargardt's Diseases: Symptoms, Risks, and Prevention
Understanding Night Blindness: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Insights
What are the issues related to night blindness? Hello, I recently experienced a significant decrease in my night vision, so I went to see a doctor at a private ophthalmology clinic. After administering a dilating agent and conducting some tests, I was initially diagnosed with ret...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
Hello: According to the classification standards published by the Military Personnel Administration, there is no severity distinction made for bilateral retinal pigmentary degeneration. The instructions for nutritional supplements containing lutein indicate that lutein is benefic...[Read More] Understanding Night Blindness: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Insights
Understanding RP: Causes, Treatments, and Vitamin A's Role in Vision Loss
RP I have a friend whose field of vision is limited to the size of a television screen. He has seen a doctor and is seeking treatment options for improvement, but has not achieved satisfactory results. He is currently taking high doses of vitamin A daily. I would like to ask why ...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
Hello! Based on your description, a possible diagnosis is night blindness, which currently does not have very effective treatment methods in medicine. However, I recommend that you visit a medical center to confirm the diagnosis. Sincerely, Dr. Wang Zhang-ji, Ophthalmology, Taoyu...[Read More] Understanding RP: Causes, Treatments, and Vitamin A's Role in Vision Loss
Understanding Night Vision Issues: Possible Causes and Tests Explained
I have difficulty seeing clearly at night? I have a question. At night, I have difficulty seeing clearly. I went to the Kaohsiung Armed Forces General Hospital for an eye examination, and the doctor administered a dilating agent. The doctor said everything was fine. However, when...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
Hello! EOG (Electrooculography) and ERG (Electroretinography) are tests used to measure the retina and optic nerve. If you want to determine whether you have night blindness, it is best to have an examination at a medical center. Bilateral retinal pigmentary degeneration (night b...[Read More] Understanding Night Vision Issues: Possible Causes and Tests Explained