No, cataracts cannot improve vision. Over time, the protein in the eye’s natural lens clumps together, causing cloudiness and progressive vision loss. Early symptoms, like mild blurriness or difficulty reading in dim light, may be managed temporarily with brighter lighting or updated glasses. However, once vision is significantly affected, cataract surgery is the only way to restore clear eyesight. Post-surgery, most patients experience a marked improvement in vision compared to before the operation.
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