Cataracts

  Cataracts, which affect a person’s vision, are a clouding of the eye’s lens, and many of them are a consequence of aging. They can develop in one or both [Read More...]

  If all goes well with the cataract surgery, a patient can then expect some minor residual irritants. Slight discomfort and itching, for example, are perfectly normal [Read More...]

  Each and every corner of the healthcare industry is, ultimately, a multi-billion dollar industry. With that comes a plethora of different treatments and brands, each [Read More...]

In the case of developed cataracts, there is currently no way to reverse them.  Surgery has proven to be the most effective way to treat cataracts. Taking aspirins and [Read More...]

  When a cataract develops, the lens of the eye becomes clouded, and it is often related to age. Initially, a patient’s vision may not be impeded because it [Read More...]

  Cataracts, which affect our vision, are a clouding of the eye’s lens, and most of them are attributed to aging. With normal vision, light passes through the [Read More...]

ANSWER: Yes, long-term use of steroids can cause cataracts.    What Are Corticosteroids? Corticosteroids, often referred to as steroids, are not the same drug that male [Read More...]

ANSWER: Yes, certain prescription drugs can cause cataracts. More Info: In many cases, the cause of cataract development is unknown but prescription drugs such as [Read More...]

ANSWER: Children can develop cataracts. More Info: Though not common, babies can be born with congenital cataracts.  An estimated one in every 10,000 babies are born with [Read More...]