A cataract is a clouded spot in your eye's lens, which is clear and helps to concentrate light. This could blur your vision. Cataracts can only be removed surgically. If you suffer vision loss that makes it difficult for you to read, drive, or watch TV, your eye doctor will likely advise cataract surgery. Even if your cataracts are not the major cause of your visual issues, your doctor may nevertheless advise surgery. For instance, in order for your doctor to look into the back of your eye, cataracts may need to be removed. They can use this to monitor and treat various eye problems. To remove cataracts, you don't have to have surgery right away. To determine if cataract surgery is the correct choice for you, talk to your eye doctor about the risks and advantages. Remember that you will need to undergo surgery on each eye separately, often approximately a month apart, if you have cataracts in both eyes. Visit a vision specialist. Your eye doctor will do certain tests to gauge your eye's size and shape around a week before to surgery. These examinations assist your ophthalmologist in selecting the best intraocular lens (IOL)
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