Meanings of have cataracts in English

Even in seniors who don't have cataracts, vision changes with age, Chellappa and her colleagues note.

I have cataracts growing on my eyes.

I just have cataracts on both eyes.

We can't have cataracts on the stairs.'

In the developed world, cataract operations are common-place-peopletypically have cataracts removed in the very early stages before they start to impede vision.

Is it not curious that the great river of a country that is so bad for the eyes should have cataracts itself in it?

Inez had cataracts, and her peripheral vision had declined.

Even her rings had cataracts of salt on them.

His vision is also very bad because he has cataracts, and the bright lights annoy him.

Both eyes had cataracts; but she obstinately refused to submit to an operation, in spite of the entreaties of her sister-in-law.

As she is almost blind from having cataracts she doesn't like leaving her burrow so often gets room service at feeding time.

He says he has cataracts, and returned home from Singapore on Sunday from what his spokesman called a routine visit to an eye specialist.

William Stiff, twelve years of age, had cataracts in his eyes, which, according to the account of his mother, existed at the time of birth.