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Have you had cataract surgery? I know that can have an impact on visible spectrum depending on the replacement lens they put in.
by rblatz 9y ago
Have you had cataract surgery? I know that can have an impact on visible spectrum depending on the replacement lens they put in.
- donatj 9y agoNope, I'm afraid not. I never noticed until maybe 3 years ago, so I think it's a newer development. I'm 31. I also got glasses this year for the first time in my life, which the need for came on rather suddenly... So maybe it's linked with some kind of degeneration? I really can't say. I honestly didn't think to mention it to the doctor, but now I'm thinking maybe I should have.
- rblatz 9y agoI'm not an ophthalmologist, so if you are concerned about your eye health talk to one. That being said I was referencing that the human eye (retina) is capable of seeing a wider spectrum than we typically see. The natural lens filters out part of the spectrum (UV) that the synthetic replacement lenses do not filter out.