How can we diagnose Cataract ?
By doing a comprehensive eye examination, an opthalmologist can diagnose a cataract and monitor its development.
A comprehensive eye examination usually includes:
Visual acuity test: This is an eye chart test Your eye doctor will ask you to read a letter chart to see how sharp your sight is at various distances.
Pupil dilation: In this test, the pupil (the round black centers of your eyes) is widened with eye drops to allow your doctor to see more of the lens and retina and look for other eye problems.
Other eye tests:
A. Glare test.
B. Contrast sensitivity test.
A comprehensive eye examination usually includes:
Visual acuity test: This is an eye chart test Your eye doctor will ask you to read a letter chart to see how sharp your sight is at various distances. Pupil dilation: In this test, the pupil (the round black centers of your eyes) is widened with eye drops to allow your doctor to see more of the lens and retina and look for other eye problems. Other eye tests:A. Glare test.
B. Contrast sensitivity test.
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