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Posterior Capsular Opacification (PCO), sometimes called a “secondary cataract,” is a common problem that can develop after cataract surgery. It may cause vision to become blurry or cloudy again, sometimes months or even years after surgery. PCO is not a return of the cataract. Instead, the thin capsule behind the artificial lens becomes cloudy, affecting clear vision. PCO can usually be effectively treated with a simple laser procedure.
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Cataract surgery is the removal of the cloudy eye lens and replacing it with a clear intraocular lens. Ophthalmologists perform cataract surgery aiming at clear vision. However, eye conditions such as Fuchs dystrophy and astigmatism severely complicate the surgical outcomes. Although cataract surgery is one of the safest and most successful procedures.
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The use of certain antihypertensive medications and beta-blockers was associated with an increased incidence of certain types of cataract and cataract surgery, according to results of a long-term study recently published in the British journal of Ophthalmology. While other studies in the past had produced inconsistent results, the current study examined the association over a
Read MoreLosing clear vision can be concerning, especially when cataracts become advanced or complicated. For many people, cataracts slowly affect daily life, like reading becomes difficult, lights start to glare and faces lose clarity. When cataracts are combined with other eye problems, the fear of permanent vision loss can be frightening.
Read MoreGood vision is an important part of a healthy and comfortable life. But as we grow older, many people start facing problems like blurred vision, difficulty reading or trouble seeing clearly at night. Two common reasons for this are cataract and presbyopia.
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Good vision is an important part of a healthy and comfortable life. But as we grow older, many people start facing problems like blurred vision, difficulty reading or trouble seeing clearly at night. Two common reasons for this are cataract and presbyopia. The good news is that modern eye care has improved a lot.
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Cataracts are one of the most common eye problems, especially as we grow older. It happens when the natural clear lens inside the eye becomes cloudy, making vision look blurred, dullor yellowish. Simple daily tasks like reading, driving, watching television or recognizing faces can slowly become difficult. The good news is that cataracts can be treated safely and effectively with surgery and one of the most advanced options today is Micro-Incision Cataract Surgery (MICS).
Read MoreGlaucoma increases eye pressure and gradually damages the optic nerve. It is one of the leading causes of irreversible vision loss worldwide. It develops silently, often without symptoms, until severe optic nerve damage has already occurred.
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Millions of people go through the well-trodden step of cataract surgery to regain vision clarity. Naturally enough, hundreds of questions loom around the heads of many patients: “Will it hurt?” Here is just that kind of article-how the procedure actually works, what discomfort may or may not accompany the action, and the overall recovery journey.
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Cataract, indeed, is one of the safest and most effective surgeries in ophthalmology. Patients have an instant improvement in their vision, and they return to a normal routine. Careful consideration of postoperative care has assured the best outcome. Below is a very comprehensive list of what to do or not do after the cataract surgery.
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Cataract (मोतियाबिंद) is one of the very common ocular abnormalities, where the natural lens of the eye becomes cloudy and causes blurring/dimming of vision. SICS (Small Incision Cataract Surgery) or ‘छोटे चीरे से मोतियाबिंद ऑपरेशन’ is one of the surgical techniques for cataract extraction. This method has many advantages, especially in resource-limited settings or where advanced Phacoemulsification may not be necessarily ideal.
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During a period when cataract surgery becomes perhaps the happiest operation in existence, the freedom of millions of patients who get it every year after years of clear vision is when one finds that the ophthalmologist is extremely versed in cataract surgery. However, in a few cases, some patients come back several months or years later, asking, “Will the cataract surgery be repeated?”
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Cataract surgery has advanced a lot in the last few decades and has long ceased to be a relatively simple function of lens replacement. It has become one of the finest instances of synergy between medical innovation and cutting-edge technology, able to endow the patient with restored clarity, customised vision, faster recovery, and well-settled comfort.
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Cataract surgery is a routine procedure that enjoys a superlative success rate: your cloudy natural lens is replaced with a clear artificial lens, dramatically improving vision. Prospective patients usually ask: “Will I still need glasses afterwards?” The answer hinges on various factors—most importantly.
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Cataract surgery is one of the most successful and commonly performed surgical operations on the eyes globally. It establishes the most critical aspect of most people’s lives by restoring sight and brightening up colours, where everyone sees the world in black and white. But amongst all inquiries, the common one concerns an ideal age – Is there a perfect age to have cataract surgery?
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Cataract surgery is one of the most commonly and successfully performed eye surgeries worldwide. The aim is to restore clear vision by removing a naturally cloudy lens and creating a clear artificial one. The whole idea of surgery could frighten anyone. Still, with the knowledge of what is done from pre-operative preparation to the moment you walk out of the hospital, it is easy to set expectations and calm down about things like pain management.
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Cataract extraction is the most commonly performed eye procedure worldwide, followed by an excellent success rate. For most individuals, the aftereffects can be life-changing: clearer vision, vibrant colours, and improved quality of life. However, in some cases, after surgery, the patient may go through some rather unusual events during the recovery time. One of the features that makes many patients somewhat apprehensive after surgery is wavy lines or some kind of distortion that appears post-procedure.
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Cataract surgery is gaining ground as one of the most frequently performed and successful surgical procedures worldwide. Within India, cataracts remain the number one cause of preventable blindness. Timely cataract surgery could improve an individual’s life drastically, so before cataract surgery is performed, one of the most contentious decisions is to select the most appropriate intraocular lens (IOL).
Read MoreAs people age, they inevitably begin experiencing declining eyesight, especially in near work like reading, writing, or using a Smartphone. This is presbyopia, an affliction that typically hits after the age of 40 and continues to worsen with every year. Prelex Surgery (Presbyopic Lens Exchange) has been an ideal and cutting-edge solution to correct presbyopia and restore clear vision without the use of reading glasses or bifocals.
Read MorePhacoemulsification 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.
Read MoreOne 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.
Read MoreIf 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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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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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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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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