I am 35 year old male having no vision in left eye and further had retinal detachment surgery in 2021. Now slowly cataract is forming in right eye n Dr has told that in future we will have to go for cataract surgery. Will it be successful. Kindly help.
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Right eye cataract surgery will be successful as long as there is no problem in retina. Get your retina checked every year and observe right eye closely.
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