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RicROC

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3. yes,

Reply to 3Hotdogs (Original post)

Fri Nov 6, 2020, 08:58 AM

Nov 2020

Trouble with glare could be a sign of cataracts, especially glare coming from headlights. Time for you to make an appointment with an eye doctor (Optometrist or Ophthalmologist) so that they can view your eyes with a microscope.

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Cataract lens.. improve night vision? Glare? [View all] 3Hotdogs Nov 2020 OP

Yep. That's it. WheelWalker Nov 2020 #1

With your cataract lenses? marybourg Nov 2020 #2

yes, RicROC Nov 2020 #3

then again.... RicROC Nov 2020 #4

Happened to my wife, horrible glare at night and on sunny days. She went to 4 different eye doctors Canoe52 Nov 2020 #7

diagnosis? RicROC Nov 2020 #8

She was just told in the same words you used above. Had a Jag laser procedure to correct. Canoe52 Nov 2020 #9

Thank you! RicROC Nov 2020 #10

It was frustrating and debilitating too, sapped her energy, wasn't her usual cheerful self. Canoe52 Nov 2020 #11

Thank you. This is a definite issue for me. badhair77 Jan 2021 #16

Yeah, I had that. Both eyes. trof Dec 2020 #15

Be sure to complain about the "night driving" and "glare". Missn-Hitch Nov 2020 #5

Can't say that I've had that problem... Wounded Bear Nov 2020 #6

Yep. You have cataracts. Schedule the surgery as soon as possible. PoindexterOglethorpe Nov 2020 #12

thanks guys. 3Hotdogs Nov 2020 #13

Didn't help me much but I have ARMD* trof Nov 2020 #14