Cataracts

If you have been humiliated by something you haven't done and the person(s) are just nasty then hold your head up and walk away. After all who IS THIS PERSON(S) to you anyway! People who harm other people by humiliation methods are insecure and immature. You owe them nothing! If you are true to yourself you can never go wrong.

People can call you names, beat the heck out of you, etc., but one thing they can NEVER take away from you is your integrity, your soul and your faith.

Stand proud and NEVER falter!

Humiliation isn't a disease, but a frame of mind. It depends what you did. We all make mistakes and sometimes we can really make some bad judgment calls and can be humiliated by our peers. No matter what caused this for you think of it as a learning field. We ALL make mistakes so we can learn from it so you have to figure out what you have learned by what you did. Once you have done this then you work on your personality and face up to what you have done. If need be go directly up to the people involved and apologize and some may accept your apology while others may not, but that is something you should do to be responsible for your actions.

The true crime of such things as humiliation, embarrassment, saying the wrong thing at the wrong time, etc., is not learning from your mistakes. We will all make mistakes throughout our lives and it's how we handle it to better ourselves that counts.

So, face up to yourself, straighten those shoulders out, plant both feet on the ground and face up to what you have done. Apologize and take the consequences from each person.

The term cataract refers to when someone has clouding of the lens inside of the eye. This condition leads to decreased vision but can be fixed with a simple surgery.

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Nuclear cataracts grow slowly over many years but can become very large and hard, which complicates their removal.

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The cataracts did not impede the Egyptians from crossing the Nile.

The first recorded cataract surgery is attributed to ancient India, where procedures were performed as early as 800 BCE. The technique, known as "couching," involved displacing the cloudy lens of the eye to improve vision. This ancient practice was detailed in texts by Indian physicians, such as Sushruta, and laid the groundwork for modern cataract surgery.

Cataract Falls is a stunning waterfall located in the Cataract Falls State Recreation Area in Indiana, USA. It is known for its picturesque cascades, with the falls dropping approximately 30 feet. The area offers hiking trails, picnic spots, and opportunities for photography, making it a popular destination for nature lovers. The falls are best viewed during the spring when water flow is at its peak due to melting snow and rain.

Yes, some individuals have reported experiencing facial swelling after using prednisolone eye drops following cataract surgery. This side effect can occur due to various reasons, including an allergic reaction to the medication or the body's response to surgery. If someone experiences significant swelling or other concerning symptoms, they should consult their healthcare provider for evaluation and guidance.

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I have recently been diagnosed with cataracts and am having some mild vertigo that I can't find another cause for. But I can not find much information linking the two. Interested to know if someone can answer this question

Cataracts happen to everyone. It is the process through which the natural lens of your eye starts to harden and yellow (looks like when a toenail starts to harden and yellow). It starts to hinder your ability to see clearly and makes everything you look at have a dirty, yellowish appearance. It is caused by UV exposure over many years. It is easily remedied with a simple surgery where they break up and remove the old dirty lens and replace it with a clear artificial lens. Cataracts can not come back once the natural lens has been removed.

Yes, hyperparathyroidism can be associated with cataracts. The condition leads to elevated levels of parathyroid hormone, which can cause changes in calcium metabolism and may affect the lens of the eye, potentially resulting in cataract formation. Additionally, the chronic effects of hypercalcemia and its impact on ocular tissues could further contribute to cataract development over time.

Yes, cataracts can cause eyes to water. As cataracts develop, they may lead to changes in vision and increased sensitivity to light, which can result in excessive tearing as the eyes attempt to protect themselves. Additionally, the discomfort associated with cataracts may trigger a reflex response that causes the eyes to produce more tears.

Stage 4 cataracts, also known as "mature" cataracts, represent the most advanced stage of cataract development. At this point, the lens of the eye has become completely opaque, leading to significant vision impairment or blindness. Patients may experience severe blurriness, difficulty seeing in low light, and increased glare. Surgical intervention is typically required to restore vision, often through cataract extraction and lens replacement.

Thermal cataract is a type of cataract that develops due to exposure to high temperatures, particularly from sources like infrared radiation or excessive heat. This condition typically results in the denaturation of lens proteins, leading to opacification and loss of transparency in the eye's lens. It is often observed in individuals who work in environments with intense heat, such as glassblowers or metalworkers. Preventative measures include using protective eyewear to minimize exposure to extreme temperatures.

Very Serious, Cataracts can easily cause blindness or death if your pet has cataracts bring him straight to the vet

I had cataract surgery both eyes one week apart after last surgery now have double vision in the last eye done .Is this comon how long will this last?

A cataract is when the lense in your eye starts to turn foggy and opaque so you cannot see very well. you can have an operation to get rid of it where the lense is changed. and... well i guess u no wat a waterfall is...... Wrong. A catarct is also known as a Large or giant waterfall and a waterfall is exactly the same I guess!

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As long as you take care of it by giving it food and water and the normal stuff you give a dog then he/she should live as long as a dog without cataracts...the only reason he/she would not is if it had to fed for itself which would be near impossible for a blind animal to do.