Causes of vision loss

There are various causes of vision loss. One natural factor is the hardening of the eye's lens due to aging, which affects the eye's ability to focus. Prolonged use of electronic devices, especially in poorly lit environments, can lead to eye strain and decreased vision. Nearsightedness, eye diseases such as glaucoma and cataracts, and systemic conditions like diabetes and hypertension may also contribute to vision deterioration. Patients experiencing vision decline should undergo a comprehensive eye examination to determine the specific cause. Depending on the underlying cause, targeted treatments such as corrective lenses or laser surgery may be recommended. Additionally, patients are advised to maintain healthy lifestyle habits, avoid prolonged eye strain, have regular vision check-ups, and actively manage any related medical conditions to preserve eye health.