Should I be worried about prolonged patches of red-green hues in my vision after looking at bright lights prior?

Vision can deteriorate for any number of reasons, with or without a history of prior cataract surgery. For example, somebody who previously had cataract surgery could still develop things like corneal swelling, glaucoma, or macular degeneration, or retina detachment, etc. the list of conditions that affect vision is very long. But if we confine ourselves to causes that are related to the original cataract surgery, the most common cause of blurriness in an eye after cataract surgery is probably what is called 'posterior capsule opacification'.

White patches can appear on the skin for multiple reasons, and not just because of Vitiligo. Most commonly, it can be caused by fungal infections like Pityriasis Alba and Tinea Versicolor. We see these white patches on the faces of children, and it can also appear on the affected body parts in adults and teenagers. With Tinea Versicolor, the white patches can be accompanied by symptoms such as itching and scaling. Fungal microorganisms such as Malassezia furfur can be isolated. As with most medical conditions, the strategy is to treat the cause and not to cover up the white patches.