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    Who Is At Risk Of Cataracts?

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  • Dr Sonia Moorthy

    Ophthalmologist (Eye Specialist)

    Dr Sonia Moorthy is an accomplished ophthalmologist, providing specialist eye care for both adult and paediatric patients. She has expertise in a range of conditions … View Profile

    Cataracts are a common condition that occurs as we get older. Sometimes cataracts are present at birth, but this is rare. Age and long term UV exposure are the most common risk factors. Cataracts can also develop from certain medical conditions, including prolonged steroid use, diabetes mellitus and previous ocular injury.

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