Cataract Care
About Cataract
A cataract is the clouding of the natural lens inside the eye, causing blurry or dim vision. It is a common, age-related condition but may also occur due to diabetes, eye injury, steroid use, or congenital factors. Cataracts develop slowly, gradually affecting daily life.
Symptoms
- Blurred or hazy vision
- Difficulty seeing in dim light or at night
- Sensitivity to glare or bright lights
- Faded or yellowish colors
- Frequent changes in glasses prescription
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Diagnosis
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Visual Acuity Test
Measures clarity of vision
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Patient Care & Support
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Visual
Acuity Test:
Measures clarity of vision
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Slit-Lamp
Examination:
Checks for lens clouding
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Retinal
Examination:
Ensures retina health before surgery
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Contrast Sensitivity Test:
Assesses glare vision
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Patient Care & Support
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Treatment Options
- Early Cataract: Prescription glasses
- Advanced Cataract:
- Phacoemulsification Surgery: Safe, minimally invasive removal of cataract
- Intraocular Lens (IOL) Implant: Replaces the natural lens with variety of artificial customize premium lenses
Benefits
- Clear, sharp vision
- Improved color perception
- Safer mobility and driving
- Enhanced independence and quality of life
Risks if Untreated
- Progressive vision loss
- Increased risk of falls and accidents
- Difficulty performing daily tasks
- Worsening of other eye conditions
Treatment Options
- Early Cataract: Prescription glasses
-
Advanced Cataract:
1. Phacoemulsification Surgery: Safe, minimally invasive removal of cataract
2. Intraocular Lens (IOL) Implant: Replaces the natural lens with variety of artificial customize premium lenses
Benefits
- Clear, sharp vision
- Improved color perception
- Safer mobility and driving
- Enhanced independence and quality of life
Risks if Untreated
- Progressive vision loss
- Increased risk of falls and accidents
- Difficulty performing daily tasks
- Worsening of other eye conditions