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Risks of Phacoemulsification: A Guide from an Ophthalmologist

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Phacoemulsification is a widely performed surgical procedure to remove cataracts and restore clear vision. While it is considered a safe and effective procedure, like any surgical intervention, it is essential to be aware of potential risks and complications.

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Is There Any Risk In Delaying The Cataract Surgery?

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One of the most common eye conditions in people over 40 is cataract. Though ageing is considered to be the main reason, other factors, including heredity, sun exposure, etc., can also contribute. It is not a life-threatening issue, but it should still be addressed on time. The clouding of the eye lens, known as a cataract, requires surgery to remove it.

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Phacoemulsification – One Of The Best Cataract-Removal Procedures!

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If you’re considering having cataract surgery, you might already be aware that your surgeon intends to use phacoemulsification(laser energy) to remove the cataractous lens of your eye during surgery.High-frequency sound waves produced by portable ultrasound equipment break up the lens into an emulsified gelatinous mass. Finally, the mass is flushed with sterile liquids and vacuumed out of the eye.

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How Long Should I Wait To Exercise After Cataract Surgery?

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Following cataract surgery, you can return home right away, which is usual and safe. However, you will need to wait before returning to your regular workout routine, as with most surgeries. Within the first week, you can engage in some light exercise, but you should hold off on more demanding activities for a few weeks.

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Cataract Surgery: Why You Should Not Delay Or Avoid It!

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Although cataract surgery is a simple solution for cataract in older folks, some people are anxious about it. ‘What if my doctor finds cataracts?’, ‘Should I proceed with the procedure?’are common concerns that run through a patient’s mind. Continue reading to learn what can occur if you delay having this major operation.

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Our Cutting-Edge Technology Benefits Cataract Patients Following Surgery

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When the eye’s natural lens hardens and gets hazy, a cataract develops. The hazy lens must be taken out and a new lens put in its place as the only effective treatment for cataracts. We’re delighted to be one of the most technologically advanced eye facilities in addition to having the greatest cataract surgeons in Mumbai.

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Is my cataract causing cloudy vision?

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Do you have cataracts that make daily life more difficult for you? Your eye doctor might not immediately suggest surgery if you have cataracts. Cataracts can develop for years or even decades before they start to impair your vision. At this point, you might not even be aware that you have cataracts!

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Is It Possible To Get Cataracts Again After Surgery?

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Did you undergo cataract surgery? Are you now noticing a change in your vision? You might be wondering, “Can cataracts come back after surgery?” if you had cataract surgery and are now having vision problems. Continue reading to learn more about cataract surgery and whether or not cataracts can return after surgery.

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What information is required prior to having cataract surgery?

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Cataract is an eye condition that commonly affects older adults and causes the eye’s lens to become cloudy, impairing vision. Cataracts can be cured with a simple eye surgery by an ophthalmologist.Making the proper treatment choice for you will be easier if you are aware of the procedure, lens implants, recovery, and associated problems with cataract surgery.

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All you need to know before getting cataract surgery?

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Cataracts are when the lens, a small transparent disc inside your eye, develops cloudy patches. Over time these patches usually become bigger causing blurry, misty vision and eventually blindness. When we’re young, our lenses are usually like clear glass, allowing us to see through them.

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Best Cataract Surgery To Correct Cloudy Vision

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A cataract is an eye disorder in which the normally clear lens of the eyes becomes cloudy. For people with a cataractous lens, seeing things feels like they are looking through a frosted or fogged-up window. Clouded vision can make reading and driving very difficult. It can be corrected by performing cataract surgery.

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Can I Get A Refractive Lens Exchange If I Have A Cataract?

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In recent times, people have been more concerned about having perfect vision without dependence on glasses. Glasses and contacts may get frustrating, even for people over 45 years. Patients would prefer an advanced procedure that helps remove the cataract and eliminate the need for glasses altogether.

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Recovery After Cataract Surgery

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Cataract is a process related to eyes specifically in the developing nations. Cataract has predominantly been a common cause of impairment of vision, reason beside it is lack of proper surgical care.

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Types Of Lenses In Cataract Surgery

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Cataract surgery is performed to replace the damaged natural lens with the synthetic lens. With the age and normal wear and tear, the protein in the natural lens degrades, causing a hazy and blurred vision.

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Cataract In Children

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It is believed that cataract only occurs in older people. However, children can also be born with a cataract & it may develop gradually with age. Pediatric cataract is one of the leading cause of childhood blindness. Cataract will cause a social and economical burden on the child and family if left untreated.

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Laser Assisted versus Traditional Cataract surgery

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Our eye is a complex visual organ, comprising of conjunctiva, Iris, Lens and Retina as major parts. Cataracts are cloudy areas that form in the lens, which is normally transparent. They are the main cause of vision loss in people aged over 50 years. Cataract is formed as a result of protein clumping with in the eye lens.

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Is it possible to undergo Cataract surgery after LASIK

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In short, answer is yes. In this article we will try to elaborate about Cataract surgery and LASIK, so that you can understand how they are separate and interlinked.

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Living with Cataract

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Cataract is considered as an ageing process and usually starts at the age of 40, affecting majority of people after the age of 60. If it is left untreated, not only it affects daily activities but also may lead to severe complications like vision loss and glaucoma ultimately. Although, cataract affects mostly elderly population, but diseases like diabetes, eye injury, metabolic and congenital conditions can cause cataract in early age.

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Can cataract lead to blindness?

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Cataract is common eye defect affecting majority of population and yes, it can lead to blindness if timely treatment is not done. Most of the affected people are above 40 years of age and rarely it is seen in young people. However due to some eye injury or congenital issues, it can affect people with younger age group as well. But good news is that cataract is treatable.

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Choice Of Lenses In Cataract Surgery

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Cataract surgery is the surgical treatment of replacing the eyes natural cataractous opaque lens with a artificial but near natural lens. Cataract surgery ensures clear vision in most normal eyes. Advancement in technology allows the availability of various types of lenses. The choice of lenses for the patient depends upon the ocular condition of the patient and the expectations of the patient from cataract surgery.

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