A dislocated intraocular lens (IOL) is a potential complication following cataract surgery that can lead to a range of symptoms affecting your vision and comfort. Recognizing these symptoms early is essential to seek timely medical intervention. Here are the seven key signs to watch for:
- Blurry or Double Vision: Sudden onset of blurry or double vision may indicate that the IOL has shifted from its proper position, affecting your ability to see clearly.
- Vision Instability: If your vision fluctuates or becomes unstable, particularly when moving your eyes or head, it could suggest that the lens is dislodged.
- Ghosting: Seeing faint duplicate images or “ghosting” is another common symptom of a dislocated IOL, as light fails to focus properly.
- Increased Glare or Halos: You may notice heightened sensitivity to light, glare, or the appearance of halos around