Your Vision in Adulthood and Middle Age



Vision changes are one of the first ways your body lets you know you're getting older.

They're usually subtle at first, often beginning in middle age, and can include these problems:

You have to hold books and newspapers farther away to read them.

What it could be: Presbyopia, or the inability to focus up close.

Presbyopia is one of the most common vision problems in middle age. As you get older, the lens of your eye becomes less flexible. A stiff lens can't focus clearly.

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