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Cataract Surgery
Eye specialist suggested cataract surgery for MOTIBINDU for my grand mother.. Grand mother age is 73, and has BP, What is the right approach for Cataract surgery? And the counselor suggested lens of RS 9500, 14000, 20000, 25000, 30000 If we go for 9500 and 14000 local lens there is a possibility of getting layer on the cataract in future. What is the perfect lens to avoid layer on the cataract in the future. Please advice...
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Cataract is one’s in a lifetime procedure once done it doesn’t come back . It happens in older age group . As the eye is old u need to put the best u can afford . Generally cataract surgery is done with Phaco and foldable lenses . Best is to ask your treating doctor for suggestion and u can discuss about your bechte with the treating doctor . Many Indian lenses are good and surgery is done average 20 k
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Hello Hydrophobic lenses are good to reduce chances of getting PCO ( that layer)
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There is no perfect lens except the one you were born with. To make you understand better, think of it like buying car. The difference being that you will buy the car only once in life and requires no further maintenance.
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