Cataract Surgery Questions

Hello. Being a retina surgeon, I do understand your problem pretty well. Let me go through your query point wise. First and foremost, traumatic injuries to the eye or the area around the eyes have an increased risk of being complicated along with poor vision recovery.
The injury that occurred to your eye must have resulted in a traumatic catarct developing in the eye. For this, you were operated in 2005. Subsequently, the vitrectomy along with injection of sulfur hexafluoride (sf6) gas was d...more

Hello
the reasons could be 1. After cataract surgery, vision becomes fully clear after using glasses
2. Cystoid macular edema. Usually develops after 6 week of surgery. Needs retina evaluation for this
3. Sometimes toric lens rotate leading to poor vision after surgery.

Cataract surgery has been done long time back. There can be many other eye problem s like dryness or high pressure or some inflammatory pathology. You need to consult an ophthalmologist.
Good wishes.

if they have come recently,, you need to visit eye specialist to check your retina.. in most cases it is not trouble some

Hello.....sometimes due to retinal disease one may not see clearly after cataract surgery....My suggestion is that u should consult retina surgeon and get ur retina examined

Hi lybrate-user the suger level before breakdast should be less then 150 and after food should be less then 200.

hello..our eye is like a camera and it has a lens inside it to focus the images just like normal camera...lens is transparent structure but with age it gets translucent and later opaque and this is known as cataract...posterior capsular cataract denotes area of lens that is opaque at that moment as opacification may be present in whole lens or a part of it...in posterior subcapsular cataract..opacification is in posterior part of lens...only treatment is surgery

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Cataracts are treated by phacoemulsification surgery which removes the cataract from the eye and a foldable permanent lens is placed inside the eye. It is a day care procedure
visit your eye surgeon who will suggest you surgery and type of lens to be implanted

You have something called as computer vision syndrome.
So take frequent breaks while you are working
every 20-25 mins take break to look away from screen
blink more frequently'
level of screen should be below the level of eyes
ac should not blow directly on your face. Also get your eyes checked for any spectacle power.