visual loss

Visual loss refers to a reduction or loss of the ability to see clearly or fully. It can happen suddenly or gradually and may affect one or both eyes. Causes include eye conditions like glaucoma or cataracts, nerve problems such as optic neuritis, or brain issues like strokes. Depending on the cause, it may result in partial vision, blind spots, or complete blindness. Early diagnosis and treatment are important to preserve vision and improve quality of life. If you experience any sudden or noticeable changes in vision, seek medical attention promptly.