Cataracts

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!

100 KILOMETERS

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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.

In 2004, it was revealed that blacks are twice as likely to develop cataracts as whites.

Not really, only tamed. Just tone it down if its creating a problem

The insertion of an intraocular lens (IOL) usually immediately follows phacoemulsification.

My horse recently had this procedure done at the Cornell University Equine Hospital. She is a 10 yr old AQHA Mare. At this writing it has been about 9 days following surgery. I can share what I was told about her after care and recovery. Stall rest for 14 days, then she can go out to pasture. I plan to keep her separate from the rest of the herd for about 1-2 days and let her relax after confinement. If she appears sound after 3 months we can begin rides building up to a normal level of work over the 2 months following. I was warned that some horses take longer than others so improvement may take as long as 4-6 months. Prognosis is fair to good. Sometimes that sounds pretty good when there are no options left. Please avoid the ethyl alcohol injections. The DVM informed me that eventually the alcohol can seep to the upper hock and the failure rate was quoted as 20% which is rather high. Unfortunately the alcohol will destroy the cartledge and the horse is useless.

its from the elves! they're after all of us!

level 1:

1.. a

2..d

3..d

4..b

5..c

6..d

7..a

8..d

9..d

10..c

level 2:

11..b

12..a

13..d

14..b

15..b

16..d

17..b

18..b

19..d

20..c

level 3:

21..b

22..d

23..c

24..d

25..b

26..a

27..d

28..c

29..c

30..c

level 4:

31..a

32..the period beside the [#32] click on the period

33..c

34..b

35..a

36..b

37..d

38..c

39..d

40..b

level 5:

41..a

42..c

43..b

44..d

45..b

46..click on the circle in the bottom blue line of the rainbow picture. [hard to see..so tilt screen back a little to see.. or just move mouse around on the blue line until the hand comes up and click.. it's on the right ..]

47..the lower case "i" in "it's" in the letter choice "B"... click on the dot part of the "i"

48..a

49..idk , i haven't got past this one yett.. look it up somewhere elseee.

thanks, and your welcome.