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Cataract Complications

A cataract is when protein gets deposited on the lens of the eye, which prevents the sending of clear images to the retina. If left untreated, it can severely affect the vision and can even result in blindness. Cataract also increases the risk of glaucoma.

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Is it necessary to replace IOL even after cataract surgery?

Query: Hello doctor, I underwent cataract surgeries in both eyes when I was 17 years old. I am now 31. Two years ago, my right eye lOL was dislocated. Hence, I discussed this with an eye doctor who advised me to perform the surgery again. The surgery was done, and the old IOL in the right eye was removed. ...  Read Full »


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Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Yes, as you grow, the eyeball size also grows. You have undergone cataract surgery at quite a young age. It is only at that time it is usually told that a repeat surgery may be required in terms of lens exchange. The single piece and three pieces are only related to ...  Read Full »

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