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Cataracts tend to develop slowly over time and at first you may not even notice any vision loss. As the cataract grows larger you will begin to notice some blurred vision and glare, and as the cataract allows less light to reach your retina, so your vision will become more and more impaired. Additional cataract symptoms include: blurred, clouded or dimmed vision, strained vision at night, sensitivity to light and glare, halos around lights, fading or yellowing of colors, double vision, and eyestrain.

Top Resources on Cataract Symptoms

• A.D.A.M. (via MedlinePlus): Cataract: Symptoms
• National Eye Institute: What Are the Symptoms of a Cataract?
• Mayo Clinic: Cataracts: Signs and Symptoms
• MedicineNet: What are the Symptoms of Cataracts?
• eMedicineHealth: Cataract Symptoms
• eMedTV: Cataract Symptoms
• National Institutes of Health Senior Health: Cataract: Symptoms and Detection
• All About Vision: Cataracts: Cataract Symptoms and Signs
• The University of Michigan Kellogg Eye Center: Cataract: Symptoms
• Vision Channel: Cataracts: Signs and Symptoms

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