About the difference before and after cataract surgery

As I get older, I feel bitter that it is time for me to have cataract surgery.

On the other hand, I thought of my friends who graduated from reading glasses after receiving cataract surgery. For several months now, I have been putting off going to the optician day after day because I felt like I couldn't see letters well even with reading glasses. Last time, when I changed the reading glasses lens, the optician said that reading glasses should have their eyesight checked every two years and that if the reading glasses don't fit my eyes, the lenses should be replaced.

It's only been a year since I changed my lenses, but I had another eye exam. The optician's results showed that my lens was cloudy and that there was no problem with my eyesight.

I was advised to get an ophthalmological examination because I suspected cataracts due to a problem with my eyes themselves. He also said that after cataract surgery, I wouldn't have to use a magnifying glass, so I went to get an ophthalmological examination.

After looking around with light and examining the lens closely,

Finally, he said it was cataracts and recommended surgery.

Then, he told me that I would not need to use a magnifying glass after cataract surgery. Since the surgery was done on the eye, I was scared and hesitated for about a month. However, as the opacity of the lens worsened, the problem of reading became more serious, so I decided to have the surgery.

Fortunately, the surgery was successful, and I was able to graduate from using the magnifying glass that I had used for 20 years to read. After removing the substance that caused the clouding of the lens, my vision became much clearer, and I no longer needed the magnifying glass. I felt once again that I live in a truly wonderful world. After receiving cataract surgery, I no longer need to use the magnifying glass.