The correct answer: Light-sensitive cells in the macula break down.
The condition develops as the eye ages. Dry macular degeneration affects the macula — an area of the retina that's responsible for clear vision in your direct line of sight. Over time tissue in your macula may thin and break down.
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Development of new vessels in the macula which leak - Occurs in Wet Macular Degeneration
Loss of vision due to increased pressure on the optic nerve. - Occurs in Glaucoma
Retinal damage - Macula, the part of retina is affected in dry macular degeneration
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