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The symptoms of diabetes appear in the eyes

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  • 11 January, 2023 15:01:38

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News Desk: The number of people suffering from diabetes is increasing day by day. The problem of high blood sugar level is called diabetes. When the blood sugar level increases, it affects all the important organs of the body.
According to a US study conducted by the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, diabetes causes severe eye damage. Which can sometimes lead to blindness from blurred vision.

For this reason, the eyes of a diabetic patient should be taken care of from the beginning. It will reduce the risk of blindness. Diabetes causes diabetic retinopathy in the eye.

If Diabetic Retinopathy is not detected and treated in time, the diabetic patient can be in serious danger. For this, regular eye screening must be done.

Dr. Sharp Sight Eye Hospital Senior Retina Consultant in this regard. Siddharth Sain said that often blurred vision or blurred vision can be a symptom of diabetes.

Gradually this problem started increasing. When blood glucose levels rise, the lens of the eye, like many other tissues in the body, draws in large amounts of fluid. which impairs the ability to focus.

He also said that diabetes can cause new blood vessels to form in our retina. If the new blood vessels interfere with the normal flow of fluid out of the eye, pressure can build up in the eyeball.

As a result, glaucoma causes damage to the optic nerve. Because too much sugar in the blood causes the small blood vessels to become blocked and the retina stops its blood supply.

In addition, some symptoms such as seeing black spots floating in front of the eyes or any color floating in the eyes in the dark are not beneficial at all. This could be a sign of diabetes.

If such changes persist without treatment, the patient is at increased risk of permanent blindness and vision loss.

According to a US study, the best way to control diabetes and keep your eyes healthy is to:

1. Regularly measure and control blood glucose, blood pressure and cholesterol
2. Quit smoking and
3. Get your eyes checked at least once a year.

Source: Hindustan Times

 

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