Is the light scattering phenomenon simply due to aging?
There are quite a few moments when I realize my eyesight has worsened after being very good.
This is something like not being able to see the ointment instructions, haha.
At my age in my mid-40s, I think that's quite good, but I have a feeling that there is an unusual glare.
Letters with light, like signs, bus numbers, or TV subtitles, are even harder to see.
It takes a while for the focus to settle and become visible.
So, when you cover one eye to check your vision and then test the other eye, it takes a while to see clearly again.
Can I just dismiss this situation, where there is glare or unfocused vision, as a phenomenon caused by aging?
I'm thinking of visiting the ophthalmology department, but I don't really know what tests I need to do. What would be the best course of action?









