Difference Between Blind Coma And Cataract

[Ramolak19]

Blind coma and cataract are two different conditions that can cause vision impairment and blindness. Both of these conditions cause the lens of the eye to become cloudy, making it difficult to see and focus on objects.

Blind coma is a rare condition in which the lens of the eye becomes completely opaque, meaning that no light can pass through it. Cataract, on the other hand, is a more common condition that causes the lens of the eye to become cloudy and opaque, blocking some light from passing through.

The main difference between blind coma and cataract is that in blind coma, the lens of the eye is completely opaque, whereas in cataract, the lens of the eye is only partially opaque. Blind coma is caused by a genetic mutation, and it is a condition that is present from birth or develops during early childhood. On the other hand, cataract is a condition that can develop later in life and is caused by aging, sun damage, or trauma to the eye.

In terms of symptoms, both conditions can cause vision impairment and blindness, but the symptoms of blindness in each condition vary slightly.

In terms of treatment, people with blind coma cannot be treated, but those with cataract can be treated with surgery to remove the cloudy lens and replace it with a clear artificial one. In addition, people with cataract can also benefit from glasses and contact lenses, as well as medications.

In conclusion, blind coma and cataract are two conditions that can cause vision impairment and blindness

 

[Yusra3]

The term "blind coma" is used to describe a state in which the patient is fully conscious but cannot see. This type of coma can occur due to brain damage, alcohol poisoning, or lack of oxygen.

Cataract is a condition where the lens of the eye becomes clouded over with deposits of matter. Cataracts can lead to vision loss if not treated properly. To diagnose cataract, an ophthalmologist will use an eye exam called dilated fundus photography (DF).

Blindness is a symptom that can occur after any number of conditions including brain or spinal cord damage, vitamin deficiencies and infections as well as head trauma. The ability to see is affected by multiple factors including age; when someone loses their sight there are many other health concerns that may occur such as: seizures, loss of balance and coordination problems which can result from lack of depth perception needed for basic tasks like walking down stairs or getting out of bed."

 

[Ramolak19]

Thanks for the comment and you come up with reasonable points And also People with blind coma often experience a gradual deterioration of their vision and eventually, they may become totally blind. People with cataract usually experience blurred vision, double vision, light sensitivity, and difficulty seeing at night, is one of the major challenges that face them



but while the major difference between them is that blind coma is caused by a genetic mutation and is completely opaque, whereas cataract is caused by aging, sun damage, or trauma and is only partially opaque. Both conditions can be treated, but the treatment for each varies.