Cataracts do not cause vertigo, which is a spinning sensation usually related to inner ear problems. However, poor vision from cataracts can sometimes lead to disequilibrium, a feeling of being off balance or unsteady, which may affect depth perception and spatial awareness. This can make walking or moving feel tricky, but it is different from true vertigo.
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