We’ve all heard the term “legally blind”. What does that even mean? Have you ever wondered if you are legally blind? 🧐🫣
If you want to learn more about this, Dr. Rupa Wong, board-certified ophthalmologist and eye surgeon, discusses all about it here!
00:00 : What does it mean to be legally blind?
01:10 : What is 200/20 vision?
02:23 : What is your visual field?
02:32 : What qualifies you as legally blind?
03:00 : What is an automated visual field?
03:29 : Does glaucoma cause tunnel vision?
03:53 : What conditions cause blindness?
06:26 : Can you treat blindness?
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