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At Magdum Hospital, we are dedicated to providing the Best Cataract Treatment in Ichalkaranji. With a team of highly skilled ophthalmologists, state-of-the-art technology, and a patient-first approach, we ensure that every individual receives world-class eye care in a compassionate and comfortable environment.

Cataract Treatment Ichalkaranji

Cataract Causes & Risk Factors

Cataracts are caused by changes in the lens of the eye. A few things can increase your risk of cataract. These include:

Increased Age

Eye diseases like glaucoma, diabetes, and eye tumours

Prolonged Use of steroid drugs

Eye injuries

Direct exposure to sunlight


Symptoms of Cataract

Cloudy Vision
Cloudy Vision
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Sensitivity To Light
Diffuse light
Diffuse Light
Colours appear faded
Colours Appear Faded
Double vision in one eye
Double Vision In One Eye

Cataract Treatment

With availability of new advanced phaco systems, cataract treatment is a very comfortable and painless daycare process. It doesn’t require use of injection, suturing and bandage, enabling individual to start his/her routine activity within 15 days

No stitch

No patch

No injection

Return home within an hour of the procedure

Faster recovery and return to most of the normal activities within few days

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Why Magdum Eye Hospital for Cataract Surgery

Quality

The devices and disposables used here are US FDA approved

Use of high end consumables

World best and scientifically proven intraocular lenses (IOLS)

High end phacoemulsifiers called CENTURION with OZIL technology, the topmost technology with advanced safety features from Alcon, USA

Zeiss Lumira I operating Microscope

Single use devices

Strict aseptic precautions

Advance operation theatre with lamellar air flow with hepa filter and air handling unit to minimize infection

Daily sterilization of OT

Weekly evaluation

Extensive pre-operative evaluation of the eye allows for safer surgery

Expert Cataract Eye Specialist in Ichalkaranji

Dr. Vijay Magdum

MBBS, DOMS, FCPS (MUMBAI)

Dr. Vijay Magdum is a highly qualified and experienced ophthalmologist with extensive expertise in the field of anterior segment surgery. He holds an MBBS degree and has pursued DOMS at the National Institute of Ophthalmology in Pune, where he received guidance from the esteemed Dr. Shreekant Kelkar. Dr. Magdum has also completed his FCPS from Sir JJ Hospital and Grant Medical College in Mumbai, under the guidance of the renowned Dr. T P Lahane.

With over two decades of experience as a general ophthalmologist, Dr. Magdum is an expert in phaco (cataract surgery), glaucoma treatment, and Lasik surgery. He has a deep understanding of the anterior segment of the eye and is known for his compassionate care and personalized treatment approach. Dr. Magdum's patients appreciate his attention to detail and his ability to explain complex medical procedures in an easy-to-understand manner.

Dr. Vijay Magdum

Vision Restored | Frequently Asked Questions About Cataract Surgery

  • Q1. What is a cataract?

    A cataract is the clouding of the eye's natural lens, which leads to blurred or impaired vision. Cataracts are most commonly caused by aging but can also result from factors like diabetes, eye injuries, or long-term steroid use.

  • Q2. What are the common symptoms of cataracts?

    • Blurred or cloudy vision
    • Sensitivity to light and glare|
    • Difficulty seeing at night
    • Colors appearing faded or yellowed
    • Double vision in one eye
    • Frequent changes in prescription glasses or contact lenses

  • Q3. When should I consider cataract surgery?

    Cataract surgery is typically recommended when the cataract begins to significantly interfere with your daily activities, such as reading, driving, or recognizing faces

  • Q4. How much does cataract surgery cost?

    The cost of cataract surgery can vary depending on the type of procedure and intraocular lens (IOL) you choose. At Magdum Hospital, we offer affordable cataract treatment with various pricing options to suit your budget. We also accept most insurance plans. Please contact us for a detailed cost estimate.

  • Q5.How is cataract surgery performed?

    Cataract surgery involves removing the clouded lens and replacing it with an artificial intraocular lens (IOL). The most common method is phacoemulsification, a procedure that uses ultrasound waves to break up the cataract before it’s removed. Laser-assisted surgery is also available for greater precision and quicker recovery.

  • Q6. Is cataract surgery painful?

    Cataract surgery is generally painless. Local anesthesia (eye drops or an injection) is used to numb the eye, and you may feel slight pressure during the procedure. Most patients report little to no discomfort during or after surgery.

  • Q7. How long does cataract surgery take?

    The surgery itself typically takes about 15 to 30 minutes. However, you should expect to spend a few hours at the hospital for pre-surgery preparations and post-surgery monitoring.

  • Q8. What is the recovery time after cataract surgery?

    Recovery time is usually quick. Most patients experience improved vision within a day or two, though complete healing can take a few weeks. Your doctor will provide you with specific instructions on how to care for your eye after surgery to ensure a smooth recovery.

  • Q9. What is an intraocular lens (IOL), and how do I choose the right one?

    An intraocular lens (IOL) is an artificial lens that replaces the eye's natural lens during cataract surgery. There are several types of IOLs available, including monofocal, multifocal, and toric lenses, each offering different benefits for vision correction. Your ophthalmologist will help you choose the lens best suited to your lifestyle and vision needs.

  • Q10. Can both eyes be treated at the same time?

    Cataract surgery is typically performed on one eye at a time, with a gap of a few weeks between surgeries to allow for proper healing and assessment of the first eye before proceeding with the second.

  • Q11. Can both eyes be treated at the same time?

    Cataract surgery is typically performed on one eye at a time, with a gap of a few weeks between surgeries to allow for proper healing and assessment of the first eye before proceeding with the second.

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