Smith Maxwell

  Eye-related problems are an inevitable part of aging. Some problems are just annoying issues, while others are diseases that can lead to vision loss if left untreated. The solution? As you age, you have to take an ophthalmology eye exam on a regular basis and get your eyes tested for problems and diseases. Look out for these 10 age-related eye problems and get them treated at the onset. Dry Eyes Our tear production decreases after the age of 40. As a result, dry eyes are a very common issue above the age of 65. The symptoms include a burning or gritty sensation in the eyes. Sometimes, this condition can cause watery eyes when the dryness of the eyes causes the glands to produce more tears. Over-the-counter eye drops may be helpful at times. But for more serious issues, you have to get an eye health exam done and treated accordingly. Floaters These are tiny specs, squiggles, and strings in front of the eyes are usually harmless. They are caused by normal age-related changes in the vi