A traumatic cataract happens when an eye injury causes the clear lens inside your eye to become cloudy. This can make your vision blurry, dim, or completely blocked. Unlike age-related cataracts, this type can develop suddenly after an accident or gradually over time.

Traumatic cataracts can be caused by:
🔹 A hard hit to the eye (like from a ball, fist, or accident)
🔹 A sharp object cutting or puncturing the eye
🔹 Burns or chemical exposure
🔹 Radiation or electric shock

Even if the eye looks fine from the outside, the injury may affect the inside of the eye, leading to a cataract.

👀 Blurry or cloudy vision after an eye injury
🌑 A sudden dark spot or shadow in your vision
💡 Sensitivity to bright lights or seeing halos around lights
🎯 Difficulty focusing or seeing fine details
🦠 Double vision (seeing two images instead of one)

Yes! The treatment depends on how much the cataract is affecting your vision. If it’s mild, you might only need stronger glasses for a while. But if your vision is getting worse, surgery is the best option.

✨ The cloudy lens is removed and replaced with a new, clear artificial lens.
✨ The procedure is painless and takes less than 30 minutes.
✨ Most people see better within a few days after surgery.

🏥 Experienced eye specialists who understand complex injuries
🔬 Advanced technology for precise and safe treatment
👩‍⚕️ Personalized care – from diagnosis to recovery
💰 Affordable treatment options