What is macular drusen?

Macular drusen are whitish or yellowish deposits in a layer of the retina that can interfere with vision. They are often a precursor to macular degeneration. There are both hard and soft drusen; the hard type often occurs in aging eyes and the soft type impacts vision more.

How do members experience macular drusen?

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