
News Topical, Digital Desk : Eyes are an important part of our body. It is through them that we are able to see this beautiful world. But due to our bad lifestyle, our eyes are also getting seriously damaged. Cataract is also one of those diseases. If its symptoms are identified in time, then treatment can be easy.
What is cataract?
The doctor said that cataract is a cloudy part formed on the lens of the eye. In most cases, it occurs with aging. Its symptoms include blurred vision and seeing glare or blur around light . When this problem starts interfering with daily activities, the doctor recommends surgery. In this surgery, the cloudy lens is removed and a clean artificial lens is installed.
There are many types of cataract
He told that there can be many types of cataracts. Such as senile cataract that occurs with increasing age, traumatic cataract formed after an injury, complicated cataract caused by some eye diseases like uveitis, or drug-induced cataract formed due to long-term use of steroid medicines.
Cause of cataract
The biggest cause of cataract is the gradual breakdown of the protein present in the eye lens. However, in some cases it is also genetic. Due to this, some people may develop cataract at an early age.
What are its symptoms?
Dr. Tarun said that when cataract starts developing in the eyes, some initial signs appear which should not be ignored.
- Blurred vision: You may see smoke in front of your eyes.
- Changes in colours: Colours don’t appear as bright and clear as before.
- Trouble with bright light: Bright sunlight, car headlights, or lamps can dazzle the eyes.
- Halos around lights: You may see halos or streaks around lights.
- Difficulty in seeing at night: You may face a lot of difficulties in seeing at night.
- Increase in number: Your glasses number, especially the near-sightedness number, may increase rapidly.
- Difficulty in reading: To do any work, like reading, you need brighter light than before.
- Seeing two things: You may see the same thing twice, this is called double vision or monocular diplopia.
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