A cataract is a clouding of the clear, onion like lens which is positioned behind the iris and pupil. Clouding can occur simply from aging, but also from trauma, certain medications, and general health problems, especially diabetes. To minimize the cause of most cataracts, it’s good to wear UV blocking sunglasses and to get 500mg of Vitamin C every day. If cataracts develop to a point where they significantly impair vision, (less than 20/50 acuity), they can be removed by surgical means, only. There is no medication currently available to reverse cataracts.
Recent Blog Posts
- Warm Weather Eye Dangers April 14, 2026
- Optometry Services April 14, 2026
- What Not to Do During an Eye Exam? March 18, 2026
- How Can I Slow Down My Eye Deterioration? March 11, 2026
- Qigong Eye Exercise March 4, 2026
- How to Properly Use Eye DropsĀ February 24, 2026
- Spring Eye Irritation? Allergies Can Often Be the Cause, But Not Always February 17, 2026
- What are the 3 Types of Eye Doctors February 10, 2026
- Will Eye Exercises Improve eyesight? February 4, 2026
- What are Four Common Eye Problems? January 30, 2026