Retinitis Pigmentosa can have symptoms like slow adjustment to changes in lighting, night blindness, tunnel vision, loss of central vision, photophobia, difficulty with color perception, and abnormalities in the retina. It is a genetic retinal disorder in which the photoreceptors; Rods and Cones present in the Retina (A thin layer of tissue that covers 95% of the interior surface of the eye) progressively break down over a period of time, resulting in complete loss of vision. Visit Sanjeevan tod

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