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Trouble seeing road signs at night. does this mean my night vision is deteriorating?
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Eye strain: At age 43, you may have some eye strain from presbyopia, the decrease in ability to focus up close that comes with aging. It normally starts in the 40s. If you do have eye strain, dim light conditions may make it worse. See your eye MD to confirm and possibly start using reading glasses.
Answered 9/28/2014
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