Glaucoma is caused when the pressure in the eye—known as intraocular pressure (IOP)—becomes constantly raised. There’s been a lot of research into the correlation between sleep, IOP, and glaucoma.
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The short answer to “Is glaucoma hereditary?”, is yes, it can be. However, the risk of developing it goes far deeper than having a family member who suffers/has suffered. There are many other factors that also raise the likelihood of glaucoma.
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Cataract operations have a virtually 100% success rate.
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Glare after cataract surgery is a common issue. This is because your brain has become accustomed to receiving sub-standard signals because of the cataract.
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While many people experience significantly improved vision almost immediately after cataract surgery, most need to go through a period of adjustment.
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The short answer to this question is yes, you absolutely can play golf after cataract surgery.
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