What are cataracts? Cataracts are generally a normal ageing process, whereby the the crystalline lens inside the eye becomes cloudy and hazy. While it does tend to blur one’s vision, this vision loss is usually not permanent. People often describe the effect of cataract as having a ‘film’ over their eye, or having foggy vision-as

Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions with various causes which essentially, if untreated, result in vision loss. It is very commonly characterised as having an internal eye pressure that is too high for that individual eye. It can be classified as primary (no underlying condition) or secondary (associated with another ocular condition). Most types