Many of us, however, take our vision for granted until something happens to disrupt it. Dry eyes can irritate us to distraction. A mysterious floating object makes us worry that we have a disease. We'd love to present your questions on this topic to our experts. Read on for answers.
Cataracts are cloudy opacities in the eye's lens that can obscure vision.
There are many normal postsurgical experiences, says Dr. Anne Nachazel, an ophthalmologist with Eastside Eye Physicians in Detroit. Seeing different colors is one of them. Floaters are also a common postsurgical experience. Double vision after surgery is fairly normal and usually goes away in a few days. Triple vision, however, is very unusual.