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Multifocal IOLs The way to go

Do you think near vision is the same as reading

vision? If yes, you are younger than forty years

and have not experienced presbyopia. If some-

one is trying to read the menu at dinner by holding it far

away or hols the Tam bola in an extended hand, he knows

what the difficulties of reading without glasses are.

For instance, Mr. Verma had developed cataract and

planned cataract surgery and intra-ocular lens

implant(IOL). I recommended Multifocal lenses that give

good vision for both near and distance, over the standard

mono-focal IOL for distance only. With standard IOLs one

need glasses for near work. Verma said, "None of my

friends have multifocal lens. I don't mind using reading

glasses. Give me mono-focal lens".

Mr. Verma regained normal vision for distance. His

reading vision was perfect with glasses. However, he soon

realized that his dependence on glasses was lot more than

what he had thought. He could not shave without his

reading glasses, could not see the time from his watch,

type an SMS or even count change or open the lock

without his reading glasses. He regrets not having

multifocal lenses.

Near vision is notjust reading vision. Even while sitting

at the dining table, you need reading glasses to see the

menu or your plate. Applying lipstick or bindi will not be

possible without reading glasses. The needs and situa­

tions are numerous for different people. That is where

multifocal IOL comes in. They reduce your dependence on

glasses. Harnek Singh shares his experience as, "Actually

my wife had got operated for both the eyes only for long

distance. She complained every time before wearing

glasses for reading and writing. From her experience I

decided to go for Multifocal lenses. Every time I read

newspaper without glasses she must pass some com­

ments, sometimes its jealousy, other times regret for not

going in for Multifocals. I strongly recommend multifocal

IOL to those with cataract and who are planning on

surgery."

Have a Multifocla IOL, or hang a pair of glasses around

your neck, or keep searching for them, choice is yours. •

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