Are cataract and glaucoma different from each other?
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Both are different but are deffects of eye
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A cataract is a change in the lens of the eye; the result is cloudiness as light is prevented from entering the eye properly. Glaucoma is a condition where a buildup of pressure in the eye causes damage to the optic nerve which is the vital link of the eye to the brain which processes visual information.
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The medical conditions in which the eye lens of a person is prograssively cloudy resulting in blurred vision is called cataract
The vision of a person restored after getting surgery done on the eyes having cataract
This defects can't be corrected by the use of any type of lens
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