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WHAT IS CATARACT?

Understanding About Cataract

The most well-known eye condition is cataract, which is characterized by clouding of the natural crystalline lens within the eye. This obstructs the visual pathway responsible for eyesight loss. Although it can happen to children as well, older individuals are the ones who typically experience motiyabindoo. It can result in blindness if neglected.

Fortunately, the eye illness that causes blindness is curable. When blurry vision becomes an obstacle to your daily activities, it’s time to see an eye doctor and get a Motiyabindu procedure. It’s also critical to realize that postponing cataract surgery puts the patient at risk for further eye disorders like glaucoma, excessive intraocular pressure, and optic disc damage.

Your eye specialist will provide advice and perform cataract surgery at the appropriate time. Less than 20 to 30 minutes are needed for the cataract surgery and the full process. This eliminates the requirement for an overnight hospital stay.

CAMP

Diabetic Retinopathys Screening Camp

Diabetic Retinopathy screening camps are often held in community vision centers because screening people for this disease requires special medical expertise. DR screening camps are specialized exclusively in the diagnosis and treatment of this disease. However, while the focus is on detecting diabetic retinopathy before it causes irreversible blindness (and this sometimes means detecting diabetes in patients who don’t know they have it), patients who suffer from other eye disorders will also be referred to our main hospital.

FAQS

Cataract FAQS

Are cataracts painful?
Although they don’t hurt, cataracts can be frustrating and uncomfortable since they make it harder to see well. They take decades to manifest symptoms, which appear gradually over time.
Is the surgery safe?
Currently, one of the safest surgical techniques is cataract surgery.
Can cataracts grow back?
No, your eye’s clouded lens is removed during cataract surgery and replaced with an artificial lens. After the natural lens is removed and replaced with an artificial one, cataracts cannot regrow.
Can both eyes be treated in one procedure?
Your doctor will typically arrange the second procedure a few weeks following the first if you have cataracts in both eyes. Nonetheless, treating both eyes in a single treatment on the same day is becoming more and more typical.
How long do the effects of cataract surgery last?
Surgery for a cataract is permanent. The IOL can remain in the eye for the entirety of a person’s life without needing to be taken out or changed.
Will I need to have cataract surgery again?
Natural lenses are removed during cataract surgery and replaced with artificial ones that should last a lifetime and are not prone to degradation.