What have you learned from having catarct surgery? What's the best kind to have, and what to avoid?

Question

What have your experiences been with cataract surger?

There are a few different types of cataract surgery. Do you have an opinion about which one works best? Which one worked for you?

Also, have you learned anything to avoid, or any other lessons that will help my wife as she plans and goes through cataract surgery?

Any advice or suggestions you can offer will be appreciated.

Thanks!

Answer 1

Cataract surgery is the safest and the most effective way to restore vision. Cataract affects most people and it becomes prominent as we age.  Phacoemulsification (Phaco) and conventional extra capsular cataract extraction (ECCE) are the two most popular types of cataract surgery. There was another type called (ICCE) but it is out-dated now.

The newly invented techniques and procedures have revolutionized the whole process of cataract surgery, so it is gaining popularity worldwide. The latest technique launched, C_MICS (Co-axial Micro Incision cataract surgery) promises safety and more accuracy, which means elimination of complications and risks.

     Now you have many safest options choose one from here and just follow the instructions of your doctor to recover without any problems. Be sure to report even a minor problem. Dryness and itching is common for that some medications such as eye drops are generally suggest and you will be advice to avoid swimming pools and hot tubs for at least one or more months.  To read more about cataract surgery use this link. Trust it won't be a bad experience, follow your doctors directions, they will suggest best. Good luck!