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Although early AMD usually affects both eyes, more serious and sight threatening wet AMD usually starts in just one eye and only later may affect the other eye. The chances of the second eye developing wet AMD over a period of one year is about 1 in 10. This means that in a lot of people only one eye becomes affected by the ‘wet’ AMD.
