Cataracts

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There are 6 total cataracts found along the Nile River.

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It used to be "when they are ripe", but with medical technology you can now have cataracts removed as soon as your opthamologist sees the signs of a cataract forming. I've had cataracts removed off both eyes. It was a snap for me, but meticulous work for the surgeon. You go in as an out-patient (can remain in street clothes) and given an IV drip of Valium and 40 mins. later you are sitting in a wheel chair fully awake, feeling good, being given coffee or tea, a muffin and your vitals taken for 20 minutes, then sent home. I got home and made dinner and felt great. BETTER ANSWER It is true cataracts can be removed straight away, but you don't get given 'Valium' and if you were given Valium, you shouldn't have been making tea when you got home. its very dangerous. My anesthesiologist came out and talked to me before surgery and told me it was Valium drip! The anesthesiologist is well versed on how much anesthetic to give and told me I could go about my daily routine, but should not bend over for a week (which would put pressure behind my eyes.) I listen to the pros.

Yes there are actually a few risks to consider when deciding whether or not to have surgery to correct your astigmatism. Your vision could actually get worse if not done correctly, it can become infected or you could lose your sight completely.

Medications such as Aspirin, Heparin and NSAIDs such as Motrin, Celebex or any medications that thin your blood and could cause you to bleed to death on the operating table.

Cataracts are usually treated through cataract surgery if other methods of vision improvement have failed. Cataract surgery is typically an outpatient surgical procedure and is usually very successful in restoring vision.

Yes, Blue Cross Blue Shield does cover lasik eye surgery. It depends on what insurance you have & how much you're covered. Some plans pay 5%, some pay 20%, some pay most.

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After surgery, patients may be instructed to eye drops that same day. Some surgeons, however, patch the eye and instruct their patients not to use any drops the first day. At all costs, avoid rubbing the eye. Most surgeons place a shield over the eye to be worn at night to protect the eye from inadvertent rubbing during sleep.

Activities that involve submerging the eye under water should be avoided for a few weeks (so no swimming or diving). However, it is OK to shower or wash one's hair by the day after surgery.

Mild discomfort, pain, tearing and increased sensitivity to light can be observed. However, if pain is severe or vision worsens, patients should contact their eye surgeon right away. Patients are often instructed to visit their eye surgeon the afternoon of surgery or the following day for assessment of eye pressure and wound healing. A prescription for eye drops may be given to aid recovery, and re-evaluated a week after surgery.

Usually by three to six weeks after surgery a new prescription for spectacles can be obtained.

I have just been diagnosed with center lens opacity (cataracts) in both eyes. I am 55 years old. My Consultant told me that generally if you are over 65 years you can get cataracts, younger is unusual but by no means rare ..... Taking certain types of steroids can give you cataracts. Now I am not sure which but medically prescribed ones, over long term use. But I am sure if someone is prescribed steroids they will be warned of the possible side effects of cataracts. For women taking the illegal DNP to lose weight has been shown to cause cataracts.

The answer is the eye. Longsightedness is when you can see things ok from a distance but not close up. It is the opposite to shortsightedness (Myopia) where you can see things ok close up, but not from a distance. The medical word for longsightedness is Hypermetropia.

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Wilbur Smith uses the word in his book "River God. " It means a large waterfall.

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Cataracts are a clouding of the lens in the eye. Cataracts occur over time in virtually all people.

Cataracts can be removed through surgery which is a very quick procedure.

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Normally risks of surgery assign responsibility for expenses due to correction of complications to the patient. Check your informed consent forms.

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Cataracts are cloudy spots in the eye's lens that develop as we age.

Cataract surgery--the only option for patients whose cataracts interfere with vision to the extent of affecting their daily lives--is the most frequently performed surgery in the United States.

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