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Flicking Of Eye. No Vision Problem. Diagnosed With Cataract. Will Lacrisol Eye Drops Help?

My left eye was flicking,Iwent to my Gp -He said its called eye floater -he checked my eye and said it is alright-but if I get vision problem then Ishould go to hospital. My question is that- will lacrisol eye drops will help I also went to optician and found that i got catract in my eye - will lacrisol eye drop will help - You think Ishould go to Ophthaimologist for check up M
Tue, 23 Jul 2013
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Hello,
cataract is opacification of lens, it is one of the commonest diseases for which patients visit ophthalmologists. It causes gradually progressive diminution of vision. But you are saying no vision problem, hence diagnosis needs to rechecked.
Coming to your second question, lacrisol eye drops is lubricating eye drops usually prescribed for irritation of the eyes and dry eye. It does not have any role in treatment of cataract.
Hence I advice you to consult eye doctor for examination of the eye for correct diagnosis and treatment accordingly.
Thank you
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Flicking Of Eye. No Vision Problem. Diagnosed With Cataract. Will Lacrisol Eye Drops Help?

Hello, cataract is opacification of lens, it is one of the commonest diseases for which patients visit ophthalmologists. It causes gradually progressive diminution of vision. But you are saying no vision problem, hence diagnosis needs to rechecked. Coming to your second question, lacrisol eye drops is lubricating eye drops usually prescribed for irritation of the eyes and dry eye. It does not have any role in treatment of cataract. Hence I advice you to consult eye doctor for examination of the eye for correct diagnosis and treatment accordingly. Thank you