What Is Night Blindness?

Night blindness, or nyctalopia, is a condition affecting the eye's ability to see in low light due to issues with the rods in the retina. It is not a disorder itself but a symptom of other conditions like cataracts, nearsightedness, or vitamin A deficiency. Treatments vary from nutritional improvements to surgery.

What are the two types of sensory cells in the retina?

What is night blindness officially known as?

How can cataracts affect night vision?

What vitamin deficiency can lead to night blindness?

What are some treatment options for nyctalopia?