Introduction:
According to most patients who have undergone cataract eye surgery, it is more convenient and advantageous to have good distance vision in both eyes rather than trying to maintain near vision as well. Patients who have undergone Surgery with Monofocal Intraocular might need Glasses for either near or distance. People who have undergone surgery with Multifocal or trifocal intraocular lens Might not need Glasses at all.
Cataract eye surgery is an elective procedure that is extremely popular because it is a quick and safe way to improve your vision. Because of the advancement in Technology especially in Introcular Lens power Calculation technology 95% of patients who undergo surgery do not need glasses after cataracts.
How long after cataract surgery can you safely engage in strenuous activities?
For at least two weeks following cataract surgery, you should avoid any strenuous activity that could put a strain on your body, such as biking, jogging, weight lifting, or aerobic exercise. It’s important to take it easy after surgery, and that means avoiding activities that could put a strain on your body. You should avoid swimming, hot tubs, gardening, and dusting for at least 1 to 2 weeks to focus on recovery. Wear sunglasses when outside on sunny days for at least 1 year following your surgery.
If you accidentally bend over after cataract eye surgery, you could cause the incision to reopen. This could lead to infections or other complications. If you have questions or concerns, be sure to talk to your doctor or surgeon. They will be able to help you understand the risks involved with any treatment options and help you make the best decision for your health.
How long do you have to wear dark sunglasses after cataract eye surgery
Wear sunglasses outdoors for one month after cataract surgery. It is optional to wear them indoors.
Why are black glasses given after cataract surgery?
Following cataract eye surgery, it is customary to be a little light-sensitive for several days or even weeks. It’s normal to experience more light entering your eyes after cataract surgery is removed. One may experience headaches and eye pain if a lot of light enters the eye after surgery. to avoid this Dark glasses are given.
A few things to keep in mind when choosing sunglasses after cataract eye surgery
– The size and shape of your face – largest possible fit is better and the glasses should cover the eyes from all directions. usually outdoors can be dusty and we have to avoid dust and fine particles from entering the eyes at any cost.
– The type of lens you need. Quality of lenses are important and its most likely overlooked upon in our country. but do not worry we will provide this option for you and ask you before the surgery and before the discharge. at Vijaya Nethralaya you can be assured about the best Cataract service in the world.
– The level of ultraviolet (UV) protection you need and the light filtering power of the lens. More the better
– The style of frame you prefer
First, you’ll want to make sure the frames fit well and are comfortable. Second, you’ll want to choose sunglasses that offer good UV protection. And finally, you may want to consider polarized lenses to reduce glare.
Can New prescription glasses be a good alternative to cataract eye surgery?
Although glasses cannot improve vision with cataracts, they can help people to see more clearly for a short period of time. A new prescription may help improve blurry vision, but it will not affect the cataract itself Over time, the cataractous lens strengthens and can eventually cause blindness if not removed. Cataract surgery is most effective when done in the early stage, while the natural lens is still soft. Soft and early cataracts are easier to operate on and produce the best possible long-term results. At Vijaya Nethralaya, you can be assured of receiving the best cataract surgery in the world.
How can I improve my vision with cataract eye surgery?
Reduce glare by positioning lights directly behind you, pointed at the task (such as on the book you’re reading). Use magnifying lenses to read or work. Place colors that contrast well with each other around your home to help you see better. For example, you could put a dark blanket on a light chair.
If you have undergone cataract surgery, you might be wondering what to do with your glasses. A good and cheap option would be to buy some “Over-the-Counter” reading glasses. They might not be perfect, but they provide good reading vision and are harmless to wear. You can find them at optical shops, drug stores, grocery stores, and department stores.
Can we wear the same glasses after cataract eye surgery?
Are they safe to wear? Although you won’t do any damage to your eyes by continuing to wear your old glasses after surgery, most patients prefer not to because their vision has improved significantly, especially when it comes to distance vision. you can continue to wear old glasses if they do not have any power. Don’t worry we Doctors normally check and prescribe glasses after one month of doing surgery. this is the most ideal time to check for power as the artificial lens would have settled in a position. even the position determines power a little deviation from the place its supposed to sit and the power might change.
Most people who have cataract surgery with a MultiFocal lens don’t need glasses afterward. In studies, between 60% and 88% of patients reported being able to see clearly at a range of distances without needing glasses. For cataract patients who want to be able to see clearly without glasses, a MultiFocal IOL can be a great option. Trifocal lenses are even better and more than 95% of patients who have undergone surgery with trifocal lenses do not require glasses to see.
Author Details:
Dr. Sushruth Appajigowda holds a prominent position as a Cornea, Cataract, Glaucoma, and LASIK Surgeon in Bangalore. He serves as the chief Cataract and Refractive surgeon at Vijaya Nethralaya Eye Hospital, Nagarbhavi Bangalore. Renowned as one of the finest LASIK surgeons nationwide, he brings with him over 12+ years of experience across multiple LASIK platforms, including ZEISS, ALCON, SCHWIND, AMO, and Bausch and Lomb. Having successfully conducted over 5000 LASIK procedures, Dr. Sushruth holds the title of a Certified Refractive Surgeon and a Fellow of the All India Collegium Of Ophthalmology. Furthermore, he stands as a distinguished speaker at various National and International Forums, using his expertise to guide you in selecting the most suitable procedure based on your health requirements.
