Imara, at age 55, complains that the headlights of approaching cars are more blinding, and it's difficult for her to see when driving at night. These problems are:
A) normal age-related changes caused by a cloudier lens.
B) signs that Imara is probably going blind.
C) normal age-related changes caused by an impaired retina.
D) signs that Imara needs stronger glasses.

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As people age, the lens of the eye becomes less clear and more opaque, causing difficulty seeing in low light conditions such as at night. This can result in an increased sensitivity to the glare of oncoming headlights. This is a normal age-related change and does not necessarily indicate a more serious problem. It can be improved with correct glasses, but it is not necessarily a sign of a more serious vision problem.

Imara, at Age 55, Complains That the Headlights of Approaching