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Stargardt's disease and other macular dystrophies cannot yet be cured, but a good care plan protects independence and school or work performance. This page sets out that plan for patients in London.

The condition damages the macula, so reading and recognising faces become difficult while side vision remains. It usually begins in childhood or the teens.
Most cases are inherited, often in a recessive pattern, so relatives can feel worried or guilty. A clear explanation of inheritance helps families, and siblings can be screened early.
These tests separate Stargardt disease from other causes of central blur.
Care is centred on protection and support.
UV-blocking sunglasses outdoors.
High-dose vitamin A supplements are generally avoided unless a doctor advises them.
Smoking harms general eye health.
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Practical tools and open conversation help young patients most.
Magnifiers, e-readers and lighting advice.
Teaches use of the healthy retina beside the damaged centre.
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Get ConsultationMost cases are, often in a recessive pattern.
They correct ordinary refractive error but not macular damage.
Usually in childhood or the teenage years, though some notice it later.