A cataract is a clouding in the natural lens of the eye, located behind the pupil and iris. You may have cataracts if you’re over 60 and you experience blurred vision and cloudy vision. This is a common condition around the globe.
Types
1. Subcapsular cataract occurs at the rear of the lens.
2. Nuclear cataract: This occurs in the nucleus of the lens.
3. The cortex of the lens, the part that surrounds the nucleus central, is affected by cortical cataracts. The cataract starts at the edge of the lens and then spreads in a spoke-like pattern to the central part.
Cataract Symptoms:
Cataracts usually form very slowly. It may take a while before you notice it blocking light. You may also notice these symptoms after you have determined the cause:
1. Foggy, cloudy, or blurry vision: Your vision may appear a bit blurry as if you were looking through a piece of glass that was slightly cloudy or viewing a painting by an Impressionist.
2. Driving at night can be difficult. The oncoming headlights may cause you to see more glare.
3. Glare at night: The sun’s or lamps’ light may seem too bright.
4. Colors may appear less vibrant.
5. Double vision: you may experience double sight in the affected eye.
Did You Know
The type of cataract that you have will determine the symptoms you experience. You read that correctly. Nuclear cataract, for example, initially improves vision temporarily, a phenomenon called “second sight”. As the cataract progresses, this temporary improvement in vision will fade. Subcapsular cataracts may not cause any symptoms until they are well-developed.
How is Cataract diagnosed?
You can find out if you have cataracts by visiting an eye doctor.
Treatment of Cataract
Convention Treatment for Cataracts involves the surgical removal of cataracts. The cloudy lens is removed and replaced with a replacement lens during surgery.
Is Cataract Surgery a Safe Option?
Surgery is the most common way to remove cataracts. This invasive procedure is not without its risks. We tend not to calculate all the possible complications that can occur during a surgical procedure. After Cataract Surgery, complications such as increased pain, redness, and swelling around the eyes and changes to the field of view have been reported. Many people fear going under the blade and never mention their declining eyesight.
Natural Treatment for Cataract
Modern science suggests that Cataract has an underlying cause. Holistic doctors think that stress and lack of energy may be the primary cause of any disorder. The root cause is not physical but energetic. Herbs, supplements, Homeopathy, and Ayurveda all help to balance your energy. Combining these products will help you to get healthy. Discuss your concerns with a holistic physician. Avoid multiple doctors and emergency rooms that can make it harder to deal with your condition. Meditation, a healthy diet with Vitamin A, Vitamin E, and Lutein, as well as a nutritious diet high in Omega 3 fatty acids and Vitamin A, can be used to treat the condition.
