The lens of your eye is removed during cataract surgery, and in most cases it is replaced with an artificial lens. Your eye's lens is usually transparent. The cloudiness of the lens brought on by a cataract eventually impairs vision.
Ophthalmologists (eye doctors) do cataract surgery on an outpatient basis, so you don't need to stay in the hospital following the procedure. Surgery to remove cataracts is quite common and typically safe.
What Are the Risks of Getting a Cataract?
Like any surgical procedure, cataract surgery has potential issues or complications. These are a few of those dangers:
• Eye disease.
• An eye that is bleeding.
• Ongoing enlargement of the interior or front of the eye.
• Inflammation of the retina (the nerve layer at the back of your eye).
• Retinal detachment (when the retina lifts up from the back of the eye).
• Damage to your eye's other parts.
• Pain that is unresponsive to over-the-counter medication.
• Distorted vision
• Observing glare, shadows, and haloes.
• Loss of vision
• The IOL implant could shift out of place and become dislocated.
Who ought to have surgery?
You don't necessarily need surgery if you have a cataract. You might not even notice that your vision has changed. Some individuals with this disease can see perfectly well with prescription eyewear, a magnifying glass, or better lighting.

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