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Suggestions Given Here Will be Convenient For Your Preparation Before Surgery
Step 1: Research about cataract and its treatment procedure
Step 1: Research about cataract and its treatment procedure
If you are reading this, you are already one step ahead.
Familiarize yourself with cataracts and other eye conditions, like Astigmatism, Presbyopia, etc.
Learn about other symptoms you could be experiencing as well, and when you might be ready for surgery.
Get to know your lens replacement options once you are aware of your eye condition and your vision needs.
Learn about the options available for cataract surgery process. Get an understanding about surgery options to choose between SICS (done by a small incision) surgery or PHACO (modern machine-oriented procedure) surgery.
Step 2: Book an appointment to consult with the doctor
Step 2: Book an appointment to consult with the doctor
Consult with the doctor and get your eyes examined by the doctor to know about the condition of your eyes and the treatment procedure.
Discuss with the doctor about the available lens options and type of surgery (PHACO or SICS) best suited for you.
Discuss the cost of surgery package including the lens which have been suggested by the doctor so that you can take a decision. Also learn about payment options available.
Step 3: Choose a date and schedule your cataract surgery
Step 3: Choose a date and schedule your cataract surgery
Ensure a time when you can really focus on healing. While this is a simple and safe procedure, but you will need some time to recover.
Decide on how many days you want to take leave from work and there will be someone at home to help you. On an average, it takes a week after the surgery to get back to work. It may vary depending on the eye condition of the patient.
Considering the above points, discuss with the doctor to decide on a date for the surgery.
Step 4: Preparations for the night before the surgery
Step 4: Preparations for the night before the surgery
Gather all documents that your doctor has asked you to bring on the day of surgery such as Fitness Certificate (if it has been asked for), Blood Sugar or Blood Pressure reports, etc.
Take limited food in the night before the surgery and go to bed early so that you get up early next day and reach the hospital in the morning by scheduled time.
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