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              Dr. Shashank Jain

Diabetes Modern Management

         Jains Clinic, A-54 Freedom Fighters Enclave, New Delhi-68

               Tel Clinic: 32003074; 26922890   Res: 9810198650

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 Diabetic Eye complications

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                                       Diabetic Retinopathy 

                                                       (Eye damage)

 

                                                                   

                                                 Retinal damage leading to blindness

 

Diabetic retinopathy,

A disorder of the blood vessels in the retina of the eye, resulting in broken blood vessels in the eye. 

The disorder occurs most often in patients with long-term, poorly controlled diabetes.

 Repeated bleeding may result in partial or complete blindness. 

Treatment is to stop the bleeding of damaged blood vessels by laser beam (photocoagulation). 

All diabetics are advised to have their eyes examined at least once a year by physicians specializing in diseases of the eye (ophthalmologist). 

The development of retinopathy can be prevented or slowed by controlling blood sugar levels and blood pressure.

Diabetic amaurosis 

Blindness linked to diabetes, caused by bleeding into the retina (retinopathy). 

Cataracts are also common in Type I and Type II diabetes.

 

MANAGEMENT EYE COMPLICATIONS

 

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