The lens of your eye is removed during cataract surgery, and in most cases it is replaced with an artificial lens. Your eye's lens is usually transparent. The cloudiness of the lens brought on by a cataract eventually impairs vision. Ophthalmologists (eye doctors) do cataract surgery on an outpatient basis, so you don't need to stay in the hospital following the procedure. Surgery to remove cataracts is quite common and typically safe. To correct cataracts, surgery is performed. Vision blurring and an increase in light glare are two effects of cataracts. Your doctor might advise cataract surgery if having a cataract makes it harder for you to perform the daily activities you normally would. Cataract surgery may be advised when a cataract prevents the treatment of another eye condition. For instance, if a cataract interferes with your eye doctor's ability to monitor or treat other eye conditions like age-related macular degeneration or diabetic retinopathy, they may advise cataract surgery.
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