您應想想以下問題：

• Do you frequently use smartphones and tablets?
• 你晚上經常開車嗎？
• Do you have moderate to severe astigmatism?
• Is it accompanied by eye diseases such as glaucoma or diabetes?

For over 100 years, no cases have been reported where vision was impaired due to the aging of intraocular lenses. Therefore, there is no need to worry about the lifespan of these lenses. However, due to manufacturing issues, there have been extremely rare instances where lenses required replacement.

• 家人陪同 :
  手術當天，應由一位成人陪同下準時到達，以便給予病人作手術前準備及術後護理。
  
  
• 飲食 :
  手術當天不用禁食，但不宜進食過飽及飲過多水份。
  
  
• 藥物 :
  除醫生指示外，原有日常服用之藥物請繼續服用。
  
  
• 個人衛生 :
  手術前應事先沐浴及洗頭。
  
  
• 服飾 :
  請穿著清潔衣物，避免穿窄領口上衣。

• For one week after surgery, protect your eyes with glasses, sunglasses, or an eye shield. Do not rub your eyes with your hands to avoid causing inflammation at the incision site. Gently wipe the area around your eyes with sterile cotton pads or clean tissues.
• When applying eye drops, first pull down your lower eyelid and place the drops or ointment inside. Do not allow the tip of the eye drop bottle to touch your eye.
• Patients may resume normal activities after routine cataract surgery without the need for bed rest. However, patients with traumatic injuries or complex cases such as those with concomitant glaucoma may require activity restrictions.
• Regarding diet, there are no specific restrictions after surgery. However, it is advisable to limit consumption of spicy or irritating foods. For individuals with allergies, it is recommended to avoid foods high in protein content.
• 手術後一個月內，不宜游泳、做劇烈運動及避免提重物（約超過三十磅）。頭部彎低時要小心，以免碰撞。
• Do not remove the gauze or eye shield yourself on the day of surgery. The gauze and eye shield will be removed by the clinic nurse the day after surgery. You may shower, wash your hair, and wash your face starting the day after surgery, but use the showerhead carefully to avoid getting dirty water in your eyes. After the gauze and eye shield are removed, you may gently clean the upper and lower eyelids daily with cotton pads moistened with cooled boiled water or distilled water to remove secretions.
• Follow your doctor's instructions and continue follow-up visits at the ophthalmology clinic until you are fully recovered. At each follow-up appointment, please bring the eye drops prescribed by your doctor for postoperative use.
• If you experience unbearable pain at the wound site or a sudden decline in vision, seek immediate medical attention at a clinic.

Whether glasses are required after cataract surgery depends on the type of intraocular lens implanted. Monofocal lenses, due to limitations in their optical design, necessitate glasses for correcting either distance or near vision postoperatively. Multifocal lenses can accommodate both distance and near vision, but are not suitable for patients with retinal diseases. Patients with astigmatism ranging from 150 to 400 degrees may consider toric intraocular lenses to achieve more comfortable postoperative vision.

So-called "recurrent cataracts" refer to the intentional retention of the "posterior capsule" during cataract surgery to accommodate an intraocular lens. Over time, this capsule may thicken and become cloudy again. Fortunately, this type of "recurrent cataract" does not require another surgical procedure. Vision can be restored by simply using laser treatment in an outpatient setting to open the cloudy posterior capsule.