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Cataract relates
My husband got cataract issues (moti bindu) in left eye and he cannot see anything thru left eye now... No vision at all... How soon we should go for eye surgery? Asking this question because we have lot of family functions in next 2 months and can't go to hospital now... So wanted to understand if this surgery can be delayed and will not cause any further harm
You should mention the visual status of the fellow right eye.
A complete investigation of the left eye should be done by an ophthalmologist to rule out other eye disease, which may damage the eye sight in delayed condition .
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Cataract is in general is not an emergency surgery. But it can be an emergency when the eye becomes red and painful. So please get it checked with in the clinic to see at what stage the cataract is in as of today. Based on that we can suggest the waiting time.
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Visit the clinic to assess the condition of the cataract to know the waiting time.
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