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What is Cataract?

A cataract is a cloudy area that develops on the eye’s clear lens, causing vision to become blurred, similar to looking through a foggy or frosted glass. People with cataracts may find it difficult to read, drive (especially at night), or recognize faces. While brighter lighting and prescription glasses can provide temporary relief, surgery may be necessary if cataracts begin to interfere with daily activities.

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Identifying the Signs

Cloudy, Blurred, or Dim Vision

Objects may appear hazy or unclear

Difficulty Seeing at Night

Vision becomes worse in low-light conditions, often with increased sensitivity to light

Increased Need for Bright Light

Tasks like reading require stronger lighting

Seeing Halos Around Lights

Glare or halos appear around bright lights, especially at night

Frequent Changes in Prescription

Glasses or contact lenses need adjustments more often than usual

Types

Nuclear Cataracts

Affect the center of the lens.Initially, they may cause increased nearsightedness or improved reading ability.Over time, the lens turns yellow or brown, impairing vision and color perception

Nuclear Cataracts

Affect the edges of the lens. Early signs include whitish, wedge-shaped opacities or streaks. These streaks gradually spread toward the center of the lens.

Congenital Cataracts

Present at birth. May be hereditary or caused by prenatal factors such as infections or injuries.

Causes

Age

As we age, the lens of the eye gradually becomes cloudy, leading to cataracts and blurry vision.

Smoking

Smoking increases the risk of cataracts by damaging the lens of the eye.

Health conditions

Diseases like diabetes, hypertension, and obesity elevate the risk of cataracts.

Previous eye surgery

Surgery for other eye conditions may increase the likelihood of developing cataracts

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What is Cataract?

Identifying the Signs

Types

Nuclear Cataracts

Nuclear Cataracts

Congenital Cataracts

Causes

Age

Smoking

Health conditions

Previous eye surgery

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Sun exposure

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