Cataract
Preparing for cataract surgery can be overwhelming. That’s why you are always encouraged to ask questions during your cataract screening. It is very important to follow the instructions given to you during this consultation. Following these instructions will help you achieve the best results from the procedure. To help you stay on track, here are […]
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Cataract
Cataracts are a common cause of blurry vision for older adults. They form when proteins in your eye’s natural lens clump together. The clumping together of the proteins causes a clouding of your eye’s natural lens, which slowly impairs vision. Cataracts begin to form when you’re in your forties and typically cause gradual vision changes. […]
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Cataract
When you begin to develop cataracts, they may start to cause visual symptoms. This decrease in the quality of your vision likely won’t happen immediately. But after you have cataracts for long enough, they will block light from hitting your retina. When this happens, your eye doctor will discuss cataract surgery with you. You may […]
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Cataract
Cataracts affect more than 24 million people older than 40. Over half of all people older than 75 have had cataracts. Developing cataracts is often age-related. In fact, cataract development is usually considered to be a natural part of aging. But that does not mean that you can’t develop cataracts when you are younger. Keep […]
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Cataract
As with any kind of surgery, cataract surgery can exact a sizable toll on a person. Compared to other procedures, recovery from cataract surgery is usually much easier. Want to have the best cataract surgery recovery possible? Keep reading for 3 tips that will help you make the most of your recovery! Be Extra Careful […]
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