You or your attendant can contact the Our International Patients Guide(IPG) Dr. Ruchi Mehta . via telephone, fax, email or letter.

• Full Name, Age, and Contact Details (phone/email).

• Preferred Date, Time, and Doctor/Department.

• Reason for Visit or Symptoms.

• Medical History or Current Medications (if any).

• Insurance Details (if applicable).

• ID Proof for registration.

• Aging – The most common cause is natural wear and tear of lens proteins with age.

• Genetics – Family history of cataracts can increase the risk.

• Eye Injuries or Trauma – Injury to the eye can lead to cataract formation.

• Prolonged UV Exposure – Excessive exposure to sunlight without eye protection.

• Diabetes or Other Medical Conditions – Especially uncontrolled blood sugar levels.

• Long-term Use of Steroids – Particularly corticosteroid medications.

• Smoking and Alcohol – Both increase oxidative stress in the eye lens.

• Previous Eye Surgery – Surgeries for other eye conditions can sometimes trigger cataracts.

• Radiation Exposure – From medical treatments or environmental exposure.

• Nutritional Deficiencies – Low intake of antioxidants like vitamins C and E.