Start here if you want clarity
If you have been told you have AMD or drusen and want to know what it means for you, the best place to begin is the AMD Risk Assessment.
See the AMD Risk AssessmentResources
Short, practical guidance for patients with AMD.
The clinic's resource pages cover videos, common questions, and simple tools. Here we have kept things shorter, so it is easier to find what matters first.
Watch for sudden changes
The clinic's guidance emphasises that sudden distortion or a sudden drop in central vision needs urgent advice, especially if wet AMD is a concern.
Read about wet AMDSimple questions patients often ask
What are the early signs? How is AMD diagnosed? What treatments are available? These are common first questions, and we can talk them through in plain language.
Ask the clinicExtra tools and reading
The clinic also highlights videos, downloadable information, and the Amsler Grid as useful ways to become more familiar with AMD.
Request more informationCommon questions
- What are the early signs of AMD?
- How is AMD diagnosed?
- Can progression be slowed?
- What treatments are available?
- How might AMD affect daily life?
What we recommend
Online resources can be useful, but they rarely tell you what applies to your eyes. If you want a clear answer about your own risk, a focused specialist review is usually more helpful than reading more general information.