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7 Symptoms of Cataracts
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7 Symptoms of Cataracts
1. Cloudy 2. Night vision 3. Glare 4. Halo 5. New
glasses 6. Yellow tint 7. Double vision
Could you have cataracts?
You use the lens of your eye every day, for
everything from reading to driving to bird
watching. With age, the proteins inside your lens
can clump together turning the lens from clear to
cloudy. Certain behaviors can put you at a higher
risk for getting a cataract. These include
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too much time in the sun without eye
protection smoking high blood sugar using steroid
medications exposure to radiation
But you arent alone. Over 20 million Americans
over the age of 40 have cataractsTrusted Source
in one or both eyes, and 6 million have had
corrective surgery. If you have any of the
following symptoms, talk to your eye doctor soon.
Cloudy days
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Cataracts start small and initially may have
little effect on your vision. Things might seem a
little blurry like looking at an impressionist
painting. This effect usually increases over
time. The world will seem cloudy, blurry, or dim.
There are three main types of cataracts,
affecting different parts of the lens

• posterior subcapsular cataracts
• nuclear cataracts in the center of the lens
• cortical cataracts on the side of the lens,
  which appear as small streaks

Those with nuclear cataracts may briefly see
their vision improve. This sensation is sometimes
called second sight.
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No more wild nights
As cataracts become more advanced, they begin to
darken with a yellow or brown tinge. This begins
to affect night vision and makes certain
nighttime activities, such as driving, more
difficult. In fact, a study from Curtin
University in Australia found that treating
cataracts reduced the risk of car accidents by 13
percent. If you suspect you have cataracts, be
very careful at night and dont drive when your
vision is compromised.
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The glare of bright lights
Light sensitivity is a common symptom of
cataracts. The glare of bright lights can be
painful, especially to those with posterior
subcapsular cataracts, according to the Mayo
Clinic. These types of cataracts start at the
back of the lens, blocking the path of light and
often interfere with your reading vision.
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Halos everywhere?
The clouding of the lens can result in
diffraction of light entering your eye. This can
cause a halo to appear around light sources.
Rings around every light, sometimes in a variety
of colors, can make driving very difficult. This
is another reason why driving at night,
especially when there are streetlights and
headlights, can be dangerous if you have a
cataract.
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New glasses again
If you find yourself frequently needing stronger
glasses or contacts, you may have cataracts.
Simply buying a strong pair of reading glasses
from the drugstore isnt going to fix the
problem. See an eye doctor if your eyesight is
changing rapidly. You may have cataracts or
another eye condition that will benefit with
prompt treatment.
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Living in a yellow submarine
As cataracts progress, the clumps of protein
clouding your lens may turn yellow or brownish.
This results in all the light coming into your
eye having a yellow tint. Its almost as though
you are wearing blue-blocker sunglasses, as
advertised on TV, which block blue and violet
light. This changes how you see color and reduces
your ability to tell the difference between
colors. After corrective surgery for cataracts,
you may be surprised to see the world with all of
its colors again!
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Double trouble
Diffraction from the lens clouding in a cataract
can actually lead you to see two or more images
of a single object. Many things can cause double
vision, also called diplopia, including

• brain tumor
• corneal swelling
• multiple sclerosis
• stroke
• cataracts

Binocular double vision, which causes two images
to be visible only if both eyes are open, can be
a sign of serious health concerns, including

• brain injury
• uncontrolled diabetes or hypertension
• Graves disease
• myasthenia gravis

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Monocular double vision, which causes multiple
images to appear in one eye but not the other, is
more likely to be an issue with your eyes cornea
or lens. Cataracts is a common cause of diplopia.
As the cataract grows larger, this effect may go
away.
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See your doctor
Cataracts can cause significant changes in
vision. Cataracts occur not only in older adults,
but in younger people, too. Injury, certain
medications, and genetic conditions can result in
cataracts, even in the very young. It should be
noted that not all vision changes are the result
of cataract. Several of the above symptoms can be
signs of very serious and life-threatening
conditions. See an eye doctor to discuss your
vision changes and any other symptoms you may be
experiencing.
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