What are the Causes of Cloudy Vision?
Cloudy vision is a condition that results in a loss of sharpness of vision. You may also lose your ability to see small details. If you experience cloudy vision it is important to seek advice from an ophthalmologist. Prompt, early treatment offers the best chance of success when treating cloudy vision. One cause of cloudy vision is cataracts. Cataracts can also lead to poor vision at night and blind spots. If you suffer from cataracts, you may eventually lose vision on either side of your eye as well. Cataracts are treated by surgery; however, there is no guarantee of success, and many doctors do not recommend surgery unless the cataracts interfere with your ability to drive or read. Cataract surgery is an outpatient surgery, and typically takes less than an hour. The healing time can be lengthy; it is often six to twelve weeks before your surgeon can determine how successful the surgery was.
