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Life After Cataract Surgery - What to Expect - Eye Medical Clinic

Within the same day of cataract surgery, you should be able to resume normal daily activities. Here are some extra facts for a speedy catara

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Life After Cataract Surgery

It’s important to understand that cataracts cannot be treated with medication, eye drops or lifestyle changes. They must be removed for vision to be restored. More than 2 million men and women undergo cataract surgery every year, making the procedure one of the most common and most successful medical procedures in the U.S. today. You can trust your eyes to the San Jose cataracts specialists at Eye Medical Clinic. Here's what you can do to speed up your cataract recovery: https://eyemedicalclinic.com/life-after-cataract-surgery

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Shut the Front Door on Early Cataracts - Eye Medical Clinic

Cataracts is common for people 40 and over. However, early cataracts signs and symptoms can be found in younger patients as well. Discover h

Cataracts. They usually come with age, and there is no surefire way to know who will or won’t develop cataracts. The exact cause of cataracts is unclear. That’s especially true in cases of early cataracts. Most often, cataracts affect patients age 60 and older; however, there have been cases of cataracts reported in younger people as well.

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Diabetes and Your Vision: What You Need to Know

November is the month we focus on gratitude, and good eyesight is certainly something to be grateful for. November also happens to be Diabet

November is the month we focus on gratitude, and good eyesight is certainly something to be grateful for. November also happens to be Diabetic Eye Disease Awareness Month. If you’re someone who lives with diabetes (Type 1 or Type 2), diabetic eye disease is a real threat to your vision.

There are several types of diabetic eye conditions, but all of them can result in irreversible vision loss. At Eye Medical Clinic, your trusted vision specialists for more than 75 years, we care about you, your health, your eyes and your vision – this month and every month! Diabetic eye disease is a concern but, as with many eye diseases, prevention and early detection is key!