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Early Cataract (PSC + CC)
What is Early Cataract (PSC + CC) ? Is it reversible ? Is there any way to slow or stop cataract progress ? What are the treatment options. Early Cataract has been diagnosed in my Right Eye. I have a lazy left eye. I am deeply concerned.
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Cataract is a ageing procedure so it's not reversible and we cannot slow down it or stop it as we cannot stop ageing
Since you are young it looks like developmental cataract
Treatment options are of cataract surgery once it progress
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kindly get the physical or online consultation
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Cataract condition is not reversible .. early stages of cataract can be corrected with glasses as cataract progresses should undergo surgery … at your age development of cataract is unlikely … are you using any eye drops or have any systemic problems
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Dr. Ravi Chandna
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9 yrs exp
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If you are deeply concerned, you should seek an online consultation to address all your questions
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