Cataracts caused by eye trauma, or traumatic cataracts, can occur to anyone who has suffered an eye injury that affects the natural lens. Read More
Dr. Thomas J. Byrd discusses the anesthesia options that allow patients to remain comfortable throughout cataract surgery. Read More
Although true pain is rarely an effect of cataract surgery, there are ways both patient and doctor can reduce discomfort during and after the procedure. Read More
Most patients are able to drive within days of undergoing cataract surgery, but there are factors that can affect how safe it is to get behind the wheel. Read More
Diabetes can increase the risk of cataracts. Learn more about the link between cataracts and diabetes here. Read More
Cataract surgery is one of the safest surgical procedures in all of medicine. Still, there are factors that put patients at higher risk for complications. Read More
Smoking can increase your risk of developing cataracts. Let's see why that is and what can be done to prevent cataract formation. Read More
Cataract surgery can help remove the clouded lens of the eye. But should both eyes be operated on or just one? Let's find out. Read More
In general, cataracts cannot cause headaches. However, there is a connection between cataracts and headaches in certain patients. Read More
Cataract surgery often involves the removal of the clouded lens and replacement with an intraocular lens (IOL). Let's examine the process. Read More