Posted by: Georgia Eye Associates in Cataracts
Like many other eye problems, cataracts affect your vision. But unlike refractive errors, cataracts only get worse over time. Glasses won’t help forever either. This is because vision loss occurs because the lens of the eye becomes more opaque. When this happens, it blocks light from shining all the way into the eye. Visual aids… Read More
Posted by: Georgia Eye Associates in Cataracts
Cataracts are an eye condition that affects everyone, as they usually occur as a result of aging. They typically begin their development when you are in your 40s or 50s. It can take years or even decades for cataracts to develop! They usually only begin affecting your vision when you are in your 60s. But… Read More
Posted by: Georgia Eye Associates in Cataracts
Cataracts cause gradual vision loss due to the lens of the eye becoming cloudy. This process is very slow and almost unnoticeable until it starts to affect your daily life. Cataracts do not cause pain, although they do cause a variety of symptoms. Keep reading to learn more about cataracts and some of the common… Read More
Posted by: Georgia Eye Associates in Cataracts
Over half of Americans have cataracts by the time they are 80 years old. In fact, cataracts are a natural part of aging. Luckily, cataracts are pretty easy and safe to deal with, thanks to cataract surgery. Keep reading to learn if you need cataract surgery! What is a Cataract? Cataracts occur when proteins inside… Read More
Posted by: Georgia Eye Associates in Cataracts
One of the most important parts when getting ready for cataract surgery is choosing an IOL. An IOL, short for an intraocular lens, is a small artificial lens that replaces your natural lens. Cataract surgery requires the removal of the natural lens, so to see, a new one must replace it. There are actually several… Read More
Posted by: Georgia Eye Associates in Cataracts
Cataracts are an almost inevitable part of the aging process. They may start developing in your forties or fifties but they won’t affect you at first. Keep reading to learn more about cataracts and if you could have them in both eyes! What Is A Cataract? Cataracts occur because proteins in the lens of the… Read More
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