Cataract Sufferers

Cataract is a vision disorder in which the lens of your eye becomes cloudy and cloudy. People who have cataracts will feel like they always see fog or smoke. Usually, cataract sufferers will feel that objects that are far away look blurry, faint, and cloudy. This symptom occurs due to clumping of lens protein which causes the lens to no longer be completely clear. As a result, incoming light is blocked and vision is blurry. In general, cataracts develop slowly over years and are not bothersome at first. The main symptoms include blurred vision. The vision of people with cataracts can be like looking through a foggy window. Usually, cataract sufferers will feel that objects that are far away look blurry, faint, and cloudy. This symptom occurs due to clumping of lens protein which causes the lens to no longer be completely clear. As a result, incoming light is blocked and vision is blurry. Apart from causing discomfort, cataracts can also cause harm, for example if someone who has cataracts has to drive a car. But the biggest danger is that cataracts can cause blindness. Another cause of cataracts is exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun. Frequent exposure to direct sunlight can cause injury to the cornea and lead to cataracts. People who have diabetes are at high risk of developing cataracts.