Your lens bends (refracts) light rays that enter your eye to improve your vision. Your own lens ought to be clean, but a cataract causes it to become clouded. A cataract can make vision similar to that of a cloudy or dusty car windscreen. Objects could appear hazy, fuzzy, or less vibrant. Surgery is the only method to get a cataract out. When a cataract prevents you from performing tasks that you want or need to, your ophthalmologist will advise having it removed. For the correct focusing power for your IOL, your surgeon will measure your eye. You will also be questioned about any medications you are taking. Some of these medications may not be prescribed to you before surgery. Before surgery, eye drops may be recommended for you to begin with. During and after surgery, these medications assist in reducing swelling and preventing infection.
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