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Generally, vision in retinoschisis is roughly stable between teenage years and late middle age. Vision can deteriorate during the childhood years. However, the vision that a teenager has with retinoschisis normally remains constant for many years. In older age a secondary macular degeneration can reduce visual acuity further.
