Cataract is an eye condition that causes a cloudy area in the lens of the eyes, making it difficult to see. It is a common eye condition in the elderly population. But, cataract can also happen in the younger and pediatric population; though it is relatively rare.
The secret to a successful cataract surgery in diabetics lies in making informed decisions. Instead of being influenced by trends or advertising, patients must make their long-term vision and retinal health a priority, says a doctor.
Though cataract surgery is a common procedure, there are some dos and don'ts that one must follow as part of postoperative care, for the sake of their eyes and to recover fast and fully.
For many years, the conventional method of treating cataracts involved creating a tiny cut at or close to the cornea and utilizing high-energy sound waves to remove the hazy lens carefully.
The doctor who performed the operations apparently did not have any experience of eye surgery. The expert team investigating the matter has recommended cancellation of his license.
Cataract should be done in any season without any fear, on the advice of the doctor, in time. Here's a new surgery that may help you. Read on to find out more about the surgery and what precautions you need to take.
According to a new study, the composition of the protein solution in the lens of the eyes may be responsible for the formation of cataracts. Read on to know more.
According to officials, discussions are taking place at the national level whether to do away with all treatments covered under national programmes or retain some.
Cataract remains the leading cause of vision impairment in India.
30 per cent of people in the survey thought that cataract is not a serious disease and gets better with time.
Have you been diagnosed with cataracts? Wondering if you should get a surgery? Here are the 10 things you should know before you decide.
15yrs after eye surgery, doctor hauled up for negligence
Nine lose eyesight after undergoing cataract op at Anand hospital
The secret to a successful cataract surgery in diabetics lies in making informed decisions. Instead of being influenced by trends or advertising, patients must make their long-term vision and retinal health a priority, says a doctor.
Though cataract surgery is a common procedure, there are some dos and don'ts that one must follow as part of postoperative care, for the sake of their eyes and to recover fast and fully.
For many years, the conventional method of treating cataracts involved creating a tiny cut at or close to the cornea and utilizing high-energy sound waves to remove the hazy lens carefully.
The doctor who performed the operations apparently did not have any experience of eye surgery. The expert team investigating the matter has recommended cancellation of his license.
Cataract should be done in any season without any fear, on the advice of the doctor, in time. Here's a new surgery that may help you. Read on to find out more about the surgery and what precautions you need to take.
According to a new study, the composition of the protein solution in the lens of the eyes may be responsible for the formation of cataracts. Read on to know more.
According to officials, discussions are taking place at the national level whether to do away with all treatments covered under national programmes or retain some.
Cataract remains the leading cause of vision impairment in India.
30 per cent of people in the survey thought that cataract is not a serious disease and gets better with time.
Have you been diagnosed with cataracts? Wondering if you should get a surgery? Here are the 10 things you should know before you decide.
15yrs after eye surgery, doctor hauled up for negligence
Nine lose eyesight after undergoing cataract op at Anand hospital
Cataract is an eye condition that causes a cloudy area in the lens of the eyes, making it difficult to see. It is a common eye condition in the elderly population. But, cataract can also happen in the younger and pediatric population; though it is relatively rare.
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