I had cataract surgery on my right eye and it became blurry. I couldn't see anything when I went back the next day. So we waited a bit and it got a little bit better. The eye specialist was in the next room and she came and looked at my eyes. It took her all of two minutes to say, "You have Fuch's". My cataract was very large and dense. I think it just weakened the tissue. So I had a transplant. The next day "WOW" I could see. Week later I had 20/25 vision. I will be having the transplant/cataract surgery both at the same time in a couple weeks. I don't know if my parents had Fuch's but the doctor said it could be random. Mostly seen in Norwegians/Germans, the guy who discovered it was from Austria. Also the specialist told me that if you don't look at the eye from a specific angle and with the right lighting and equipment it can be missed. If you do have Fuch's and you are considering cataract surgery I would do them both at the same time.