If the lens becomes clouded, light is absorbed or scattered, causing images that are fuzzy or blurry. The development of a cataract is often a natural part of the aging process. It may take many years for a cataract to form or it may happen in a matter of months. In fact, cataracts are the leading cause of vision loss among adults age 55 and older. Cataract Symptoms Difficulty driving on bright, sunny days, due to glare.
Colors appear faded.
Newspaper or magazine print runs together, or is blurred. Halos appear around lights at night. Driving at night becomes difficult. Recovery time for best vision was 2 to 3 months. Surgery-induced astigmatism frequently required eyeglass prescription changes during the first year after surgery.