My mother has diabetes, and even after cataract surgery, her vision has become cloudy again.

Cataract..

As presbyopia develops and age increases, the transparency of the lens diminishes.

It is said that symptoms of corneal clouding tend to appear...

My mom and dad also had cataract surgery a few years ago.

 

However, my mother has diabetes.

I'm glad to hear that your vision has improved after cataract surgery.

Recently, they mentioned that the world appears hazy again, though not severely.

 

They said there's nothing they can do because it's due to diabetes, even if I go to the ophthalmology department...

It's really unfortunate...

 

I've been wearing glasses since I was in sixth grade of elementary school...

I'm not interested in appearance, so I don't wear contact lenses, just wear glasses with thick frames.

Around university graduation, I started wearing contact lenses, and even after getting a job, I only wear contact lenses on weekends.

I used to wear glasses when I worked during the week.

The most uncomfortable time to wear glasses... When driving and the sunset is dazzling, but I can't freely wear sunglasses...

When your glasses fog up during indoor movement in winter...

But I'm very scared, so I can't think about surgery. During my brief break after changing jobs, I was led by my mother to Seoul.

I had intra LASIK surgery with my younger sister.

The day after surgery, when I opened my eyes, I could see the pattern on the ceiling clearly.

I can't forget the feeling of how bright and clear the world used to be.

 

I want to give my mom that feeling again...

Is it not working?

You have already had cataract surgery, but I'm not sure if it's due to diabetes or presbyopia...

Or is it called secondary cataracts... is that what it is?

They also know well about ophthalmology... so they must have said there was no other way, right?

Since you have diabetes... I heard that intraocular pressure can increase. Could that also be a cause?

 

Honestly, getting older is so sad... ㅠㅠ