Cases of presbyopia or tired eyesight, dry eye syndrome or certain systemic health problems, such as diabetic retinopathy, are some of the most common eye problems around the age of 50. This is stated by the Institut Català de Retina, the ophthalmological center of Barcelona. These physiological changes and the greater propensity to suffer from them are directly associated with aging and its consequences on eye health.
Experts advise maintaining healthy habits to reduce the chances of suffering from these pathologies, for example, exercising, practicing a balanced diet and sleeping properly. However, prevention and early detection measures will be key to preserving the proper functioning and health of the eyes to the maximum. To do this, you will have to undergo periodic reviews and take active care of your vision.
Around the age of 50 there is a turning point in relation to eye health, since it is when symptoms appear that can manifest certain disorders or eye diseases to which people are more prone at these ages. Periodic eye check-ups have the function of being able to identify diseases, in their most initial phases, which, otherwise, could go unnoticed.
In this way it will be possible to face them and minimize their progress and, for example, the loss of vision that they could bring with them. It is advisable to undergo annual eye examinations and reviews from the age of 50.
Closely monitoring eye health is the basis for being able to deal with any type of disorder or disease as soon as possible. However, if what you want is to reduce the risk of suffering from any type of vision problem, it is always best to opt for prevention. And this is achieved by adopting certain habits.
