Macular discoid degeneration is a common age-related macular degeneration, characterized by clinical loss of central vision, shadows in front of the eyes and distortion of visual objects. In Chinese medicine, it is known as “vision dimness”, “vision easy color” and “vision oblique”. Macular disc degeneration mostly occurs in older people over 50 years old, can have the onset of both eyes, the course of the disease is longer. Because the lesion in the macula, so the central vision is seriously affected, and the lesion is not easy to disappear, vision prognosis is poor. So, what are the examination methods of macular disc degeneration? Here we will take a look. The examination method of macular disc degeneration 1, 45 years old or above, both eyes have successive onset, vision decline more rapidly. 2, fundus examination: early macular area pigment loss, central concave reflection is unclear or disappeared, mostly fused vitreous warts. In the middle stage, there is plasma or hemorrhagic disc detachment in the macula, and in severe cases, there is subretinal hematoma, intraretinal hemorrhage and vitreous blood accumulation. Late stage scar formation. 3.Fluorescein fundus angiography: There is choroidal neovascularization in the macula and fluorescein leakage. There is fluorescence masking in hemorrhagic cases. Macular degeneration can severely damage vision, but rarely completely blind, and peripheral vision (peripheral vision) and color discrimination are generally unaffected. There are not many methods for the treatment of macular degeneration, but if there is neovascular growth in and around the macula, laser photocoagulation can be used to close the neovascularization to avoid further harm. Patients are suggested to go to professional and regular hospitals for systematic examination as soon as possible to avoid delaying the disease.