Western medicine believes that the exact cause of age-related cataracts is not yet clear. Currently, it is recognized that there are physiological aging theory, nutritional metabolism theory, infrared and ultraviolet theory, endocrine disorder theory, congenital genetic theory, etc. In addition, hypertension , eating habits, living environment, etc. are all important factors that cannot be ignored in inducing cataracts. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, the main causes of cataracts are liver and kidney insufficiency, spleen deficiency and spleen deficiency, resulting in the inability of the essence to rise to the eyes, and lens malnutrition leading to cataracts. Therefore, treatment is always based on replenishing deficiency. Patients with early cataracts can delay the development of cataracts by taking Chinese medicine orally to improve local metabolism and promote the absorption of oxygen free radicals. However, this disease has a long course, and traditional Chinese medicine treatment is only suitable for the early stage. If the lens opacity has obviously obstructed the pupil, the medicine will not be effective, and surgical treatment is recommended to restore vision. Traditional Chinese medicine conditioning to combat premature eye aging: In the early stage of cataract, the patient's lens begins to become opaque. As the opacity develops, the vision gradually and slowly decreases until blindness occurs. However, this period is generally quite long, some years, and some even decades. In the early stages of the disease, guided by the basic theories of traditional Chinese medicine, through syndrome differentiation and classification, appropriate medicines can be prescribed to slow down its development. The method of treating eyes with traditional Chinese medicine is: For patients who do not have time to cook medicine, it is recommended to use proprietary Chinese medicine. For example, those with liver and kidney yin deficiency can take Qiju Dihuang Pills, which can nourish the liver and kidneys, replenish essence and improve eyesight; those with spleen deficiency and weak qi can take Buzhong Yiqi Pills, which can replenish the spleen, replenish qi and improve eyesight; while those with yin deficiency and yang hyperactivity can take dendrobium. Ye Guang Wan nourishes yin and improves eyesight, soothes the liver and calms wind. Please take the above-mentioned pills as directed by your doctor. At the same time, you can also use eye drops for eye drops. Please consult your doctor for usage and dosage. In addition to oral medications and eye drops, acupuncture therapy is also suitable for early-stage patients. Commonly used acupuncture points include Jingming, retrobulbar, Cuanzhu, Yuyao, Hegu, Zusanli, and Sanyinjiao. Please follow your doctor’s advice for the first acupoint and course of treatment.