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👀 6 Simple Eye Health Self-Checks Seniors Can Do at Home

Are blurry newspapers, overly bright headlights, or wavy straight lines just signs of aging? Not always.
These can be early warning signs of serious eye diseases like cataracts, glaucoma, or macular degeneration.

👉 Did you know? Studies show 7 out of 10 people over 60 have at least one eye condition, but most don’t notice it until it’s too late.

The good news: You can detect warning signs early at home with 6 simple self-check methods – based on real tests eye doctors use! One of them, the Amsler Grid Test, can detect macular degeneration with over 90% accuracy.

📌 What You’ll Learn in This Video

Newspaper Test – Check near and distance vision

Finger Test – Spot early signs of glaucoma by testing side vision

Color Test – Catch hidden changes in color perception

Grid Test – Detect macular degeneration early

Light Sensitivity Test – Find cataract warning signs

Mirror Test – Inspect eyelids, pupils, and eye whites for changes

🚨 When to Seek Immediate Help

Sudden severe eye pain or headache

Rapid vision loss within hours

Persistent flashing lights or floating black spots

Parts of vision covered like a curtain

Any direct injury to the eye

📅 How Often to Check

Ages 60–70: once a month

Ages 70+: every 2 weeks

With diabetes, high blood pressure, or family history of eye disease: check even more often

And don’t forget: professional eye exams are essential. Home checks help with early detection, but they can’t replace an eye doctor’s exam.

✅ Protect your vision by starting these self-checks today.
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Next video: Foods & exercises that support eye health. Stay tuned!