If your eyesight does not seem to be like it used to be, you are right. The longer you live the more likely you will get “the cataract.” Look for these sign. You might have a cataract…
If you are age 95 you have a 100 percent chance of getting the cataract
If you are a senior citizen and even in daylight bump into large objects you might have a cataract
If you have been poked in the eye many times you might have a cataract
If the weather man says it is sunny and you go out and the world looks gray you might have a cataract
If your sweetie looks you in the eye of Valentine’s day and says they love the clouds passing by you have a cataract
If your favorite vices are smoking and drinking and you no longer can see the smoke or pour the libation directly into the glass, you might have a cataract
If grandma or grandpa look younger and younger because the wrinkles keep disappearing, you might have a cataract
If you drive at night and every car passing by has a materialized angel with halo by the headlights, you might have a cataract
If all of a sudden in your family everyone has a twin that moves and says the same thing you might have a cataract
If every time you pick up your glasses, they do not see like they use to you might have a cataract
If the people on your television all look the same, you might have a cataract
What is a cataract
Well a cataract lists as a cloud in your eye. More specifically it is a fog in the lens of the eye. The lens lets the light in. No light then your brain declares it dark and tells you to go to bed. When the eye receives light it sends a message to the brain to make a clear picture. With cataracts less light gets in, the light gets bent and the picture gets distorted. Then you live in the world of fuzzy people, fuzzy trees, and fuzzy house.
What can a person do?
Well contact a phenomenal doctor like Dr. Amjad Khokhar. Award winning, he has trained his staff at Sugarland Eye and Laser Center in Houston in the fine art of cataract detection by LASIK and laser eye surgery procedures. They can look in your eyes and check the clouds. They like to counsel you first about your cataract since it is the first time you have had one. Cataracts are hard to catch, but Dr. Amjad Khokhar has the latest equipment that can rope, brand, and catch that cloudy cataract in the act of fogging your sight. Once he catches that fog he takes a laser to it. Burns it right up and puts in a new artificial lens. These artificial lens don’t fog up and last for years. So once the cataract cloud is caught, it can be contained and dispensed with. Then there is light and there was.
Sugarland Eye & Laser Center leads in providing premium LASIK technologies to Houston, Sugar Land, and the surrounding region. The center’s award-winning medical director introduced revolutionary technologies such as iLASIK to the region. This technology is used by NASA astronauts, Navy SEALS and Air Force fighter pilots. At Sugar Land Eye & Laser Center, you can now receive the same treatment. For more information, please call (281) 240-0478.
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