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Cataract-education

Think you might
have cataracts?

You’re certainly not alone. Millions of Americans are living with cataracts, and millions more will develop them by age 65. Cataracts are, in fact, an inevitable part of aging. That means the more trips around the sun you get to take, the more likely it is you’ll develop cataracts.

The great news is, cataracts are highly treatable, and modern surgery can restore clear vision quickly and comfortably. At Ighani Eye Care, we want our patients to view cataract surgery as an opportunity! An opportunity to achieve restored vision, and regain confidence and independence as a byproduct.

But even beyond restored vision, the selection of a premium lens in conjunction with cataract surgery offers you the opportunity for improved vision and reduced dependency on glasses, contacts and even reading glasses! Ready to learn more?

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What is a cataract?

What is a cataract?

A cataract is a clouding of the eye’s natural lens that occurs as you age. This cloudiness blocks and distorts light passing through the eye, making your vision cloudy, dull and blurry. Over time, the cataract will grow larger and cloud more of the lens.

Common cataract symptoms include blurry or cloudy vision, trouble seeing well at night or in low light situations, glares or halos around lights, colors may appear duller and you may find that your glasses prescription changes frequently.

Cataracts cannot be treated with medication or glasses and will not go away on their own. Cataract surgery is the only treatment.

If you suffer from any of the mentioned symptoms, schedule an appointment with our board certified cataract surgeon so he can evaluate your eyes, determine whether you have cataracts, and suggest an appropriate treatment option to correct your vision.

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