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Diabetic Eye Disease
Diabetes can damage the blood vessels in your eyes and cause a condition called diabetic retinopathy. Also known as the “mother of all diseases”, diabetes also increases one’s risk of developing glaucoma and other eye conditions.
Sign & Symptoms
- Seeing an increasing number of floaters
- Having blurry vision
- Having vision that changes sometimes from blurry to clear
- Seeing blank or dark areas in your field of vision
- Having poor night vision
- Noticing colors appear faded or washed out.
- losing vision
Risk Factors
- Long-term diabetes
- Medical conditions such as high blood pressure and high cholesterol
- Pregnancy
Prevention
- Controlling high blood pressure
- Avoiding alcohol and smoking
How is it treated?
If you have diabetes, carefully managing your blood sugar levels is the best way to prevent vision loss. Diabetics are also encouraged to have an eye examination every 1 to 2 years with a trained eye specialist.
At our hospital, we understand the importance of delicate eye care and treatment among diabetics. As part of a multi-disciplinary hospital, our specialists and trained staff will guide you during your visit. Our eye centre is equipped with modern medical technology to aid in the early detection and diagnosis of eye conditions.
Your Vision,
Our Priority
Looking to seek a consultation for concerns related to your eye health? Schedule an appointment with our eye specialists today.
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