What is a condition in which there is a progressive thickening of the lens, causing vision to become cloudy, opaque and distorted?

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The condition described is cataracts, which is a progressive thickening of the lens that causes cloudiness, opacity, and distortion of vision. Macular degeneration, glaucoma, and retinosis pigmentosa all cause vision loss, but not specifically through the thickening of the lens.

What Is a Condition in Which There Is a Progressive