Aftermath Of Cataract Surgery

I have no experience with this problem myself but I do know that we have at least one member with significant vision impairment. I believe that he has a camera system that allows for the real-time display of an enlarged image on his computer monitor.

This is of interest to me.

I'm profoundly near-sighted in my left eye to the point that without vision correction I can clearly see objects like coins and small screws larger-than-life - a distinct advantage. The right eye is somewhat near-sighted. And my opthalmologist tells me that I, too have the beginning of cataracts, but it may be years away before I need surgery. Let's hope so.

Where I went for my cataract operation they are presently doing about 20,000 a year. Of course that includes other eye operations such as lazer corrections for near and far sightedness.
For my eyes I had to choose being able to see fantastic in the distance and needing reading type glasses or just the opposite. Doing many things outdoors, shooting guns, archery, etc. I decided on seeing in the distance. Today after about a year everything over 5 feet is fantastic. Need reading glasses for close ups. A neighbor of mine had the lazer stuff for near sightedness done not long ago and now sees everything all the other neighbors are doing all the time.
If I try reading dates on coins without glasses, they start to come in a little but not sure if that is the way it is supposed to be. I love the clearness and the color brightness.
I'm supposed to go back for eye exams once a year to see how all is coming along. Great Hospital and fantastic doctors.
Only thing I complained about was them sending me home last visit after the eye stuff they put in. Couldn't drive home for hours.