Cataracts Treatment

Question by BOTFOJ: Can you get financial aid for cataract surgery? My mother is 57. No health insurance.?

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Answer by bonnie m
IF YOU CAN’T GET FINANCIAL AID TRY AND SEE IF THEY WOULD LET YOU MAKE PAYMENTS. DOES SHE HAVE MEDICARE IF SHE DOES MAYBE THEY WOULD HELP. GOOD LUCK.

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Question by >< hi: my mother has a cataract? :O ?
my mom suddenly started complaining (an hour ago) of blurry vision from her left eye, mild headache, and an inability to discern between two colors. She also claims that she can’t see anything that’s not directly in front of her eye; she has no peripheral vision.

she seems to have some symptoms of a cataract, but i may be wrong.
actually, i HOPE i’m wrong, because cataracts are BAAAD NEWS.
if it’s not, what could possibly be wrong with her?!?!?!??!?! AHHHH.

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Answer by talula77
Please encourage you mom to see an ophthalmologist. Her symptoms do not sound like a cataract at all. They sound much more like Optic Neuritis (sometimes linked to ms) or an ocular migraine. Both symptoms (as well as a cataract) are treatable adn nothing to panic about. But they are certainly serious enough to see a doctor about.

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Question by Angel G: Help! My mother needs cataract surgery?
Help! My mother needs cataract surgery and has no medical insurance. What programs do California offer that can help her pay for her surgery.

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Answer by ignoramus
Medi-Cal.
Otherwise, maybe take a trip to Mexico where it is much cheaper and they have good doctors.

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Question by Steven H: My father, mother and oldest sister have had cataract surgery. Will I?

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Answer by versantly
discuss this with your opthalmologist.

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Question by hema g: my mother in law underwent cataract operation of both her eyes.?
while her Right eye vision is perfect she can’t See thing with her left eye. It was operated after the right eye. the doctor says that she will be able to see with the SUPPORT of the first eye. if both the eyes are operated upon separately then shouldn’t she be able to see with both her eyes independently?

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Answer by TheOne
Depending on if it was successful.

Go see a specialist and see what the issue is.

Peace.

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