Eye Conditions Associated with Blindness

Some changes in vision are normal as we grow older. This section of our website can help you understand these vision changes, alert you to abnormal changes in vision, and give you information about the primary causes of vision loss for adults, including cataracts, glaucoma, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy.

Eye Conditions A-B

A white congenital cataract. photo courtesy National Eye Institute media library

Eye Conditions – C

person view that has glaucoma photo courtesy National Eye Institute

Eye Conditions D-K

Eye Conditions Associated with Blindness L-M

Eye Conditions Associated with Blindness N-P

persons view who has retinitis pigmentosa photo courtesy National Eye Institute

Eye Conditions Associated with Blindness R-S

Eye Conditions Associated with Blindness T-Z

Other Eye Conditions Associated with Blindness and Low Vision

Use our glossary as a quick reference to learn about different eye conditions and common terms used when describing them not in our other sections. The glossary is alphabetized to make it easier for you to find the information you need. – C – D – H– K – L – M – N – […]