Has anyone ever had a cataract examination?

Has anyone ever had a cataract test?

I'm looking into cataract screening, I'm curious!

 

I've been noticing my eyesight getting worse lately, so I'm thinking about getting a cataract test.

For those who have had a cataract examination, what tests were performed and what were the results?

 

I am writing this because I am curious about what kind of care you took after the examination.

 

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A cataract is a disease in which the lens of the eye becomes cloudy, which can cause symptoms such as decreased vision, glare, and double vision.

Cataracts are most often caused by aging, but they can also be caused by a variety of factors, including trauma, diabetes, smoking, and excessive UV exposure! So, I'm thinking about getting a cataract test.

 

Cataract examinations can be performed at an ophthalmologist's office, and the examination methods are broadly as follows.

Vision Test: This is a test that checks how much your vision has declined by looking at an eye chart.

Fundus examination: This is a test that observes the inside of the eye to check the condition of the lens.

OCT examination: This is a test that precisely measures the thickness and structure of the lens.

 

 

Refraction: A basic test to measure the refractive power of the eye and to prescribe glasses or contact lenses.

 

Before undergoing a cataract examination, it is recommended to take care of your eye health on a regular basis.

They told me to get plenty of rest and wear sunscreen!

If anyone knows, please help!