Motiyabind and Age: Does Everyone Get It?
Cataract, commonly called motiyabind, is an age-related eye condition. Because it becomes more common as people grow older, many families assume that everyone will eventually develop it. Age is the biggest risk factor, but cataract does not appear at the same age or progress at the same speed in every person. Understanding how motiyabind develops, what symptoms deserve attention, and when surgery may be considered can help you protect vision and plan timely eye care. What Is Motiyabind? Motiyabind is a clouding of the eye’s natural lens. A healthy lens is clear and helps focus light on the retina. As the lens becomes cloudy, vision may gradually look blurred, hazy, dim, or less colourful. Age-related cataract is the most common form, although cataracts may also occur because of other health or eye-related factors. Cataracts can affect one eye or both eyes, with different severity. Does Everyone Get Motiyabind With Age? Not everyone develops a significant cataract at the same age. ...