Are there any complications associated with cataract surgery?

Cataract surgery may also have some potential aftereffects or complications, including: 1. Inflammation: Mild inflammation may occur after surgery and is usually controlled with the use of eye drops. 2. Swelling or bleeding: Transient swelling or bleeding within the eye tissues may occur after surgery and generally resolves on its own. 3. Displacement of intraocular lens: Occasionally, the artificial lens may shift out of position and may require additional surgery to reposition. 4. Retinal problems: Such as retinal detachment, which is uncommon but requires close monitoring in high-risk patients. 5. Light sensitivity or glare: Some patients may experience sensitivity to bright light after surgery and may require time to adjust. Note: To reduce these risks, patients should follow the doctor's postoperative care instructions, attend regular follow-up appointments, and seek medical attention promptly if any discomfort arises.