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What is cataract?

A cataract occurs when the clear lens of your eye becomes cloudy, impairing vision. It’s akin to peering through a frosted or foggy window. Initially, cataracts may not significantly affect eyesight, but over time, they can interfere with daily activities like reading or driving, especially at night. While stronger lighting and glasses may help initially, cataract surgery may be necessary if vision is significantly impacted. Fortunately, cataract surgery is typically safe and successful, restoring clear vision.

Symptoms

Symptoms of cataracts may include:

Blurred, cloudy, or dim vision
Difficulty seeing clearly at night
Sensitivity to light and glare
Needing brighter light for reading and other tasks
Seeing halos around lights
Frequent changes in eyeglass or contact lens prescription
Colors appearing faded or yellowed
Double vision in one eye
Double vision in one eye

Initially, cataracts may only affect a small part of the lens, causing minor vision changes. However, as they progress, they can cloud more of the lens and distort light, leading to more noticeable symptoms.

Risk factors

Risk factors for cataracts include:

Prevention

Preventing cataracts or slowing their progression remains uncertain according to current research. However, doctors suggest several strategies that may be beneficial:

Regular eye exams are crucial for early detection of cataracts and other eye issues.
Quit smoking with the help of your doctor's recommendations, which may include medications or counseling.
Manage underlying health conditions like diabetes to mitigate cataract risks.
Adopt a nutritious diet rich in fruits and vegetables to obtain essential vitamins and antioxidants beneficial for eye health.
While antioxidant supplements haven't been proven to prevent cataracts, a recent population study suggests that a diet abundant in vitamins and minerals may lower the risk.
Protect your eyes from UVB rays by wearing sunglasses when outdoors.
Limit alcohol intake to reduce the likelihood of developing cataracts.