Well, yes, it can just lead to cataracts in your eyes. Generally speaking, cataracts occur when the eye's lens, normally clear, becomes opaque and thickened, impeding entry of light. And then, in common, it eventually increases, resulting in loss of vision since light cannot reach the retina. According to some experts, diabetes, smoking, smog, heredity, Ultraviolet radiation can just cause cataracts. And at the same time, you should know that fluorescent light is created by electrical current exciting mercury vapor in either neon or argon gas, in turn producing plasma, which emits ultraviolet radiation. So in that way, it will also lead to cataracts too.
