Cataracts are usually found in older people, but can also occur immediately after birth. Cataracts are a normal part of aging process that changes the physical picture of the lens.
Cataract is a condition where the lens is located inside the eye became cloudy, thus blocking the entry of light into the eye causing visual disturbance.
Cataracts can be associated with certain diseases such as diabetes mellitus (diabetes) or because of an accident.
Cataract disease characterized by patient complaints about
vision (eyes do not hurt, but not red glare when viewing, as seen from behind a curtain or nets) are becoming increasingly blurred, can not be corrected (assisted) with glasses.
Cataract disease can not be treated with drops or taking drugs. Until now the best treatment is through surgery by taking a cloudy lens and replace it with a clear artificial lens.
The operation tailored to the needs of patients, until the very limit of vision disturbance in doing everyday activities.
In most patients, cataract operations have done well, and the patient will have a sharp improvement of vision.
Cataract patients after surgery for kemakai recommended afakia glasses, contact lenses or lens plant usage.