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Can I still drive with macular degeneration?
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Prof Chris J Layton
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It depends on the severity of your macular degeneration and your ability to pass a vision test. If your vision meets the legal requirements for driving, you may still be able to drive with macular degeneration. However, it is important to discuss your situation with your doctor and consider your own safety and the safety of others before getting behind the wheel.
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