Cataract Questions

before going for operation just take 2 month of treatment with me.. then might be you don't need surgery. lots of cases r treated successfully where surgery is plan.

Bell’s palsy can affect the muscles around the eye and the eyelid, sometimes preventing the eye from blinking properly. Because the eye is unable to blink normally, not enough tears are spread across the eye to keep it moist. The cornea becomes dehydrated and dry spots begin to form. The eye may become extremely dry and inflamed, often leading to exposure keratitis, a condition caused by the cornea constantly being exposed to the atmosphere

First consider the age, cataract is common in old age people, because of degeneration process already started in old age people. If young people suffer with cataract there is medicational (or) habitual cause may be present. Nasal polyp and cataract are can be curable with homeopathic treatment. What is causing nasal polyp and cataract is find out only through the history of person. Then only cure is possible. If you want homeopathic treatment contact me through Lybrate.

Hello madam.
Post cataract surgery, there is a formation of some kind of white opacity over the lens (known as pco). It occurs in almost all the patients, despite the best surgical techniques and is treated with laser shots. She must have gained a better vision after the laser procedure. The itching and watering may be due to reasons apart from the cataract surgery and laser procedure. It may be allergic or inflammatory. Old age patients tend to develop certain conditions like concretions, d...more

Yes you can use Refresh drops. And I advise you to have Arnica 200c one dose once a day for 7days to get rid of this problem forever.

Dear lybrate-user, there are treatments in homoeopathy which can postpone the surgical process but a progressive cataract will have to be excised out by laser surgery at the end. You can instill cineraria maritima eye drops (schwabe in alcohol base) in affected eye.
For more you are advised to go to ophthalmic surgeon for modus of operation and types of lenses.

Hello. Blur vision in old age can be due to various reasons, most commonly which we see in clinics being-
1. Cataract (most common)
2. Retinopathies (due to hypertension or diabetes even if she is not having them presently)
3. Glaucoma
4. Other miscellaneous causes like vasculitis, uveitis, corneal degeneration etc.
All of these result in blurring at distance and/or near. I appreciate your expertise and interest in examining your mother in whatever way you could. If the pupil...more

Hello. Unfortunately cataract has no cure. It's just treatable surgically only. I understand it must be difficult going for eye surgery in such difficult covid times. But she should get operated at the earliest, otherwise she might completely lose the eyesight (sometimes irreversibly). I am sorry but no drops can cure your problem.
Hope this helps.

Hello. It's unfortunate that in such covid time, people like your father cannot access healthcare and get a basic surgery done.
First let me tell you, there is no cure or medical therapy for cataract. The only treatment is surgery. Get the sugar and blood pressure in control at home. Continue his medications. And please get in contact with some nearby eye hospital, so that he gets operated soon. White cataract is a mature cataract (paka hua motiya bind), which if not removed timely will caus...more

Hello Lybrate-user user. There are some ayurvedic therapies which helps in soothening and nourishing the eye muscles like tarpana, netradhara, takradhara, anjana etc are done in a cumulative way to normalize eye pressure and to strengthen the optic nerves. There are chances of improvement in vision also if the vision is loss is partial and in initial stage without any surgery. For further enquery you can consult me.