• Poor night vision
• A painless blurring of vision
• Changes in the way you see colors
• Difficulty seeing at night.
• Difficulty in identifying faces from a distance

If you feel so, read this blog to get all information about Cataract.

QUESTIONS ANSWERED IN THIS ARTICLE :

• What is cataract?
• How can you identify the symptoms of cataract?
• How can you treat your cataracts?
• What could happen if you do not have the surgery?
• What are the different types of surgery?

Cataract or Motibindu is a clouding of the lens inside the eye which is normally supposed to be clear.A cataract can develop in one or both eyes and is most often caused by our body’s natural aging process, although it can be the result of heredity or injury as well. Therefore, generally people above the age of 40 are more susceptible to this treatable disease.

Our eyes contain a lens which helps us to see. As we grow old, the natural lens becomes harder and loses its natural flexibility to focus on things at varying distances and this creates vision problems. Eventually, the lens turns cloudy and your natural lens becomes like a window that is frosted or yellowed.