Cataract Surgery Questions

The percent of vision affected depends on the cause or intensity of injury that caused the cataract, and also how long back the injury occurred. The eye surgeon who is going to do the surgery can give you a clear estimation of the possibility of percentage of visual recovery. The procedure will be to clear the cataract by phacoemulsification or laser emulsification, or total removal of cataract and implanting an intraocular lens (iol). Do not unduly worry about the outcome, best method is to get...more

In your case causes of glare could be cataract and also dry eyes. When the surface of cornea gets dry, you feel glare. So no harm in using genteal eye drops.

Hello
this is probably our third conversation.
Nothing is wrong with surgery or lens.
-1 number is for distance vision and plus number is for near vision meaning you would need two glasses to see clear for distance and near or you can choose bifocal glasses.

Hello you can wear contact lens but even then you will need glasses for near work.
Using contact lens and glasses will be troublesome.

Hello
everyone needs to wear glasses after cataract surgery.
Chances decrease if patient chooses multifocal lens but with monofocal lens you will need glasses for sure.

You may be still under the medications. It will take at least 2 weeks for the blurness to go and another 1 month for the eye to heal. Be patient.

Hello lybrate-user. I feel you should give some time and rest your eyes. Usually, there is minor inflammation in the eye that normally occurs after surgery. It tends to settle down in 2 weeks. So allow the eyes to settle and then it would be better idea to jump to any conclusion. It is possible that this issue will get resolved by itself within 2 weeks time. Also mention the problem to the surgeon who has performed the cataract surgery so that he/ she can have a look at the eye and position of t...more

Hello. After any surgery, it takes 2 to 3 weeks for the eyes to get back to their normal state. Thus, I would advice you to relax and not worry so much. Likewise, it would be a good idea to mention your complains to your operating surgeon as well. In that way, he/she would be able to solve any such doubts. Last but not the least, it is normal to have such symptoms immediately after cataract surgery so most probably, it should not be of any major concern. Hope my suggestions helped you.

todays cataract surgery is predominantly blood-less so there is hardly any chance of bleeding as surgery is usually performed using anaesthetic drops and without any injection.
only thing that you need to take care is have a proper physician checkup before you plan surgery
and have a anaesthetic standby
rest no other special advice

Hello
cataract surgery is not an emergency you can wait till it starts affecting your daily routine.