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catchingthought


04/17/2013

When is the best time to remove cataracts?

I suffered from cataracts about a year. I want to cure it. Does surgery really help me? When is the best time to remove cataracts?
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  • camzron

    04/18/2013

    Yes, surgery will help you remove the cataracts. Usually the autumn will be the best time to remove cataracts in a year because there is a lot of invisible bacterium in the spring and summer. You could have the good rest for the eyes before the surgery. After the surgery, you need to keep the healthy diet, eating more food with vitamin C to moisture the eyes.
  • Luke oliver

    04/18/2013

    Treatment of cataracts has to grasp the best time because sometimes if delaying cataract surgery, not only the treatment effect will be compromised, but also for the patient's body would do more damage. Different patients should have surgery in different time: 1 the treatment of cataract surgery should not be premature with rubella syndrome, generally advocated surgery at the age of 2-4. 2 eyes not completely cataract: if the binocular vision is less than 0.5, should strive for an early treatment for cataract surgery. 3 births with eyes full cataract should have an operation as early as possible, usually, surgery after 1-2 months of birth, and no more than 6 months at the latest.
  • Christian

    04/18/2013

    Cataracts refer to that the crystalline lenses become muddy and are not transparent, which impede the lights from entering the eyes, thus hindering the vision, and sometimes can lead to blindness. It is usually by the means of taking a surgey to help patients with cataracts recover their vision. There used to be a mistake that only when the cataracts become mature is the best tome to take a surgery. This is really wrong. Nowadays, as long as the cataracts have affected your normal life making it hard to see clearly, then a surgery is available. On the other hand, there are still some cases in which the time for a surgery is some kind of limited. For example, if the eyesight is lower than 0.1, and the eyes cannot be seen, then the patient should take a surgery as soon as possible. Secondly, if the patient was born with cataracts with the eyesight lower than 0.3, then the surgery should be done at the age of two to three years old. And if the eyesight is more than 0.3, then the surgery can be put off to four or five years old, but not later than six years old, otherwise it will cause irreversible weak sight. You had better go to the hospital to take overall examination so as to make sure whether it is the best time for you to take a surgery to treat your cataracts.
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