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[4] Risk factors for developing cataracts include the following: [4] [1] Age: aging is the main risk factor for the development of cataracts Genetics: those with relatives who have cataracts, as well as individuals with specific genetic conditions are more likely to develop cataracts Ultraviolet (UV) radiation: longterm UV exposure from the sun can damage lens proteins leading to a higher risk of cataracts Smoking: toxins from cigarette smoke cause damage to the lens leasing to an increased risk of cataracts Alcohol use: chronic alcohol use contributes to lens damage and has been associated with heightened cataract risk Diabetes: high blood sugar levels may lead to sorbitol building up in the lens leading to an increased risk of developing cataracts High blood pressure: associated with heightened risk of cataracts Obesity: metabolic and vascular complications of obesity puts an individual at a higher risk for cataracts corticosteroid usage along with phenothiazine, antidepressants, miotics, and statins can increase the risk of cataracts Diseases: cataracts can develop as a result of other eye disorders such as chronic anterior uveitis, pseudoexfoliation syndrome, acute congestive angle-closure glaucoma, severe nearsightedness (high myopia) and some inherited disorders (Marfan syndrome, Down syndrome, myotonic dystrophy, Alport syndrome, retinitis pigmentosa, late-onset retinal dystrophy, or neurofibromatosis type 2) Eye injuries: injuries to the eye can cause cataracts directly after the trauma or years later Radiation: exposure to ionizing radiation damages the lens cells, raising the risk of developing cataracts Diet: deficiencies of antioxidants, minerals, and vitamins C and E can increase the risk of cataracts Gender: women have a slightly more elevated risk of cataracts than men Ethnicity: some ethnic populations have a higher prevalence of cataracts Pollution: environmental pollutants can heighten cataract risk Lifestyle: excessive exposure to heat and using certain electronics without eye protection can increase risk of cataracts Mechanism [edit] Many factors contribute to the formation of cataracts, but aging and oxidative stress are the most common