My mother had cataract surgery.

A few months ago, her right eye became blurry and she couldn't see nearby objects (like phone text). When she went to the hospital, she was diagnosed with cataracts and was advised to have surgery, which she then underwent.

Since you are over 60 years old, there was no financial burden with cheaper lenses, but the hospital recommended a good lens, so you completed the surgery with a cost of 1.8 million won.

My mother chose the lenses because she heard that the better the explanation, the farther she could see clearly. However, after trying them, she said she still sees everything blurry and can't see well even while sitting in the living room watching TV, so she inquired at the hospital. They said that the distance she refers to isn't actually very far, but about the same as looking at a computer monitor. My mother said that if she only needs to see things clearly up close anyway, she should have just gone with cheap lenses (she thought even cheap ones would make phone text readable). She regrets spending so much money unnecessarily.

He has been experiencing blurred vision in his left eye for a few days now, and this time he is considering whether to proceed with surgery after some deliberation. It seems he was unhappy with the previous procedure. Fortunately, his condition has improved somewhat compared to a few days ago, and we are attributing his tiredness during the holiday due to lack of sleep and are monitoring the situation.