The Struggle of Adapting to Low Lights
The central vision may get worse in the early stages of macular degeneration. This common symptom is often associated with poor night vision and loss of color vision.
It is challenging to adapt to low light conditions when you have macular degeneration. The eye struggles to focus on objects in dimly lit areas, especially if you are unfamiliar or if there are many sharp edges in the scene (such as furniture). In addition, you may see halos around lights at night or glare from headlights coming towards the car at dusk or dawn.
