What are the disadvantages of cataract surgery

Most cataracts develop slowly and don't cause noticeable problems with your eyesight early on. With time, your vision can become cloudy, you may struggle to read especially in low light, and you may see halos or glare around lights.

An ophthalmologist can confirm that you have cataracts. They will test your vision and dilate your eyes to determine the density of your cataract.

When impaired vision from cataracts affects your ability to carry out daily activities -- for instance, driving or reading the newspaper -- your best option is cataract surgery to remove the cataract and replace it with an intraocular lens to permanently correct your vision.  

While nothing can be done to prevent cataracts, you may be able to slow their progression by protecting your eyes from sunlight and managing underlying conditions like diabetes.

Cataracts cannot be reversed, so when they interfere with everyday activities, surgery will be required to restore your vision.

Untreated cataracts will eventually block light from entering the eye and res

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