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Question by Helpful2U: Why do blind eyes turn blue? The actual iris, NOT cataract or cloudiness. Do all blind eyes do this?

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It’s called corneal opacity. It can happen because of trauma, infection or can be congenital opacity. Not all impaired have it.

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Question by Linda p: cataract surgery, I just had it done but I still have the blurry vision, anyone else have this?
I had the restore lens put in, the DR said my lens looks still a bit cloudy and that laser might help. This is very dissapointing.

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It sounds as though you have a “posterior capsule opacity” or PCO for short. When the cataract is removed the surgeon leaves something called the capsulary bag behind. The artificial lens is then implanted into the bag. In somewhere around thirty percent of the people this bag will become cloudy giving the patient symptoms very similar to what they experience when they first noticed they were developing cataracts. In some people it happens fairly rapidly after cataract surgery, some people it takes years to develop and some never develop it at all!

The surgeon can use a laser to clear this clouding off. It only has to be done once and only takes a few seconds. It is not painful and does not require an anesthetic. It is just like putting your chin in the lamp the doctor uses to look at your eye for a few minutes. A few drops to dilate the eye and a numbing drop in the eye is all it really takes. Results are fairly instant, however a few floaters for a couple of weeks are normal after the procedure.

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question in emilroy Vincent : I, madam diabetes means that this is why I suffered eye cataract? is the best answer: response linni
Probably.

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request bcs4202003 : My dog is a curtain, and it is red, what does this have to the vet? had cataracts for a while now and his eye was red and blood shot, never saw him again on cataract and eye color to red before it had problems before with the eyes, but she has red bloodshot eyes, not only to color and cataract helfenVielen pour so much for the help I have a meeting of 12 veteran best answer:

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personally do not know, but I think that is an issue that will call you, you must have your veterinarian.

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request from Freeman : Would this be a cataract surgery? for this man? He is a man 55 + years! and that he suffered psoriasis for nearly five years! Now it starts to become a star. In asking whether this person will be safe cataract surgery in 80% of his body have psoriasis! best answer:

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I do not see why not. Cataract surgery is very safe and very successful. It is an outpatient basis and one person was taken, but his eye is numbed and you nervous, you can bitten.Ich for some pain medication I had cataracts removed in 2008. In one eye I had cataract and back in five minutes he had to practice in the office MDS korrigiert.Ihr friend can really have a dermatologist about the impact of psoriasis should sprechen.Er eye doctor if your cataract affects his vision last sprechen.Im year, my aunt ninety years old and both cataracts removed with excellent results! Good luck to him. user

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