Glare - Cataract may also lead to sensitivity to light and glare, especially in bright sunlight or while driving at night. Double Images - The cloudiness in the lens may occur in more than one place, so that the light rays that reach the retina are split, causing a double image. Change in color vision - Cataract may also cause change in color vision. As the cataract develops its center becomes more and more yellow, giving everything you see a yellowish tinge. There are no medications, eye drops, exercises or glasses that will cause cataracts to disappear once they have formed.
Surgery is the only way to remove a cataract.
Cataracts cannot be removed with a laser, only through a surgical incision. In cataract surgery, the cloudy lens is removed from the eye. In most cases, the focusing power of the natural lens is restored by replacing it with a permanent intraocular lens implant. Usually, you can decide if, and at what stage to have the operation. The cataract may need no treatment at all if the vision is only a little blurry.