H54.9: Unspecified visual impairment (binocular)

Unspecified visual impairment (binocular) is a condition that affects both eyes. With this health issue, your vision may be partially or completely reduced, making it difficult for you to see clearly. This visual impairment does not exclusively fall into well-defined categories such as nearsightedness or farsightedness, hence its classification as unspecified. It can result from various underlying causes such as eye diseases, aging, injuries to the eyes, or nerve-related issues. This condition may present in numerous ways, including blurred or hazy vision, inability to see details clearly, or even some level of vision loss in both eyes. The severity and progression of this visual impairment can vary from person to person and may depend largely on its origin or cause. Remember, although this visual impairment affects both eyes, the extent of vision loss may not necessarily be the same in both eyes.