As a consequence of that situation, medical experts encourage patients to have surgery as soon as possible to restore good visual quality and minimize symptoms after surgery.
Typically, senile cataracts take several decades for vision to decline, leading to blindness. However, some other causes can cause the disease to progress faster.
Myths that are spread by word of mouth about this disease can delay patients' access to effective treatments, so stop believing and do not follow the following 5 MYTHS to protect your health. your own eyes and those of your loved ones
Cataracts can be treated quickly and easily with surgical methods. Therefore, recognizing the signs and risks of disease plays an important role in seizing the "golden time" in treatment.
With the mechanism of using the intraocular lens to place directly inside the eye, Phakic surgery has brought the opportunity to regain sharp vision, especially for patients with high refraction and thin corneas. However, not all "myopic members" clearly understand this method. In the article below, Japan International Eye Hospital will point out 5 important things patients need to know before Phakic surgery.
For cataracts, surgery is considered the most effective treatment method, providing good visual quality for the patient and should be performed as soon as possible. Applying advanced technology, proven in many countries with a success rate of over 98%, Phaco and Laser Cataract are two methods recommended by medical professionals to be used on patients with cataracts. Find out the cost of Phaco surgery and Laser Cataract surgery at Japan International Eye Hospital!
Ortho-K is the rigid contact lenses worn at night, FDA-tested for effectiveness in controlling myopia progression, temporarily suppressing refraction, allowing eyes to see clearly during the day. Besides the great benefits that Ortho-K glasses bring, a lot of people are still not ready to use them because of many concerns. Listen to experts at Japan International Eye Hospital answer common questions about Ortho-K glasses in the article below!
Some patients after cataract surgery find their vision blurred. Is this a re-cataract after surgery? How will it affect the patient's life and what is the cause and treatment for this condition? Find out right through the article below!
Many people working in pedagogy often hesitate before myopia surgery for due to the fear of re-occurrence. However, this problem can be solved by choosing the right surgical method and using the eye properly. Let's find out why people working in pedagogy should have myopia surgery and how to prevent re-occurrence through the article below!
