Asteroid hyalosis (AH) is an age-related eye condition where calcium deposits in the vitreous fluid make the eye appear to contain tiny flecks of light, resembling a starry sky. Affecting roughly 1-2% of people and some dogs, AH typically does not impair vision but can complicate the diagnosis of other eye conditions. The exact cause of AH is unknown, and it is unclear if it's linked to other health issues, though it may share risk factors with conditions like diabetes and hypertension. The condition usually goes unnoticed by those affected, detected only through routine eye examinations. Large-scale studies are needed to understand AH better and determine if it can predict health outcomes.Read more - https://tinyurl.com/34ay2sy2#todayilearned #sciencesphere
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