SULOCHANA EYE HOSPITAL

What are the Symptoms of Cataracts?

● Blurred Vision        
● Loss of Color Intensity      
● Poor Night Vision
● Double Vision in One Eye
● Frequent Change in Eyeglass Prescription
● Problems with Glare or Light Sensitivity
● Seeing Halos around Lights

WHAT IS CATARACT ?

Cataracts usually grow with advancing age, although in uncommon cases, they can be inborn (present at birth). Adult cataracts may run in families. The situation can also be due to medical problems like injury to the eye, diabetes, medications (especially steroids), previous eye surgery, overexposure to sunlight, and other unknown factors. inborn cataracts can be the result of genetic inheritance or can be caused by disorders and infections that can occur during pregnancy.



What are the types of Cataracts?

A cataract is a cloudy part in the lens of the eye. There are 3 classifications of adult cataracts: immature, mature, and hyper-mature.

  • A cataract is measured as an immature cataract, when there are some remaining clear areas in the lens
  • A cataract is considered as a mature cataract when the lens is completely opaque.
  • A Hyper-mature cataract is the situation where cataract has a leaky liquid surface that might source inflammation of other eye structures.

CATARACT REMOVAL AT SULOCHANA EYE HOSPITAL

     The only treatment for cataracts is the surgical removal of the lens from the eye. The cloudy lens is replaced by a non-foldable and foldable lens IOL. We at Sulochana Eye Hospital Use new advances in state-of-the-art cataract surgery, which is know as PHACO SURGERY cataracts are typically removed when patients develop symptoms which interfere with comfortable visual function, rather than waiting for severe visual loss. Cataracts never "grow back" once they are removed.