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Ritabert

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11. Posterior sub-capsular cataracts can develop along with nuclear sclerotic cataracts
Tue Dec 2, 2025, 05:55 PM
18 hrs ago

Nuclear sclerotic cataracts are the usual aging cataracts due to a lifetime of sun exposure. PSC cataracts can occur from corticosteroid use over time. Removing the cataract solves both types. I'm scheduled next week for my left eye. I'll report back.

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My entire experience was wonderfully easy peasy and got a nice treat of juice and a bun after. Wore the dark glasses for SheilaAnn 19 hrs ago #1
Thanks for replying! Did you have the PSC type? ALBliberal 18 hrs ago #2
I don't know what the PSC type is but you will be fine. SheilaAnn 18 hrs ago #5
I don't know about PSC but I had cataract surgery last winter. yardwork 18 hrs ago #3
I had no such diagnosis, but did have 2 easy procedures. elleng 18 hrs ago #4
I just came home from my eye surgeon appointment because I have scarring from my last cataract surgery questionseverything 18 hrs ago #6
(((((Al))))))))) questionseverything 18 hrs ago #7
Not sure I understand? ALBliberal 18 hrs ago #10
It's a hug questionseverything 18 hrs ago #12
Why thank you I appreciate it. ALBliberal 18 hrs ago #13
I don't know what PSC is Tom Dyer 18 hrs ago #8
To all: PSC is a bit different (just my luck) ALBliberal 18 hrs ago #9
Posterior sub-capsular cataracts can develop along with nuclear sclerotic cataracts Ritabert 18 hrs ago #11
Appreciate it so much and thinking of you! ALBliberal 18 hrs ago #14
Thanks. Ritabert 16 hrs ago #19
I didn't know there were different types, slightlv 17 hrs ago #15
Thank you for this... ultralite001 17 hrs ago #16
If it helps... Alice Kramden 16 hrs ago #20
Funny, I just had my 2nd "light check test", ya know they have you cover one eye and then push a a kennedy 16 hrs ago #17
Mine are coming on slowly. Maybe a lifetime of wearing glasses has blocked UV. Not complaining. usonian 16 hrs ago #18
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