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Do eyes turn yellow as we age? Understanding the Causes of Discoloration

While a slight yellowing or browning of the conjunctiva due to long-term sun exposure is common with age, a noticeable yellowing of the whites of the eyes is not a normal part of the aging process. Do eyes turn yellow as we age? For most, the answer is no, and significant discoloration often points to an underlying health condition that requires medical attention.

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Do whites of eyes get duller with age? The truth about aging sclera

Research indicates that the color of the sclera (the whites of the eyes) does change with age, often becoming less bright and more yellow over time. This happens due to a combination of natural tissue changes, environmental exposure, and overall health status. The key is understanding these shifts to best care for your eyes.

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Do your eyes get more yellow as you age? What to know about benign and serious causes

As we age, the whites of our eyes can lose their pristine clarity for a variety of reasons, both harmless and serious. Many factors can contribute to changes in eye color, so understanding the underlying causes is crucial for knowing when to seek medical attention if you notice a change and ask, "Do your eyes get more yellow as you age?".

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