Patient's question:
I have inflammation, and I have been a diabetic for a long time. Up to now, it has not been cured. Recently, I noticed that my eyes have problems again. I am so frail and prone to illness. Hello, how should diabetic complications and eye disease be treated?Doctor's answer:
The fundamental cause of diabetic eye disease is high blood sugar that is not well-controlled. If the eye disease is not severe, controlling blood sugar is sufficient. If there is bleeding in the retina, a fundus angiography may be necessary for a thorough examination, or laser treatment may be required. In severe cases, surgical treatment may be needed, which should be determined by the doctor based on the specific condition of your eye disease. It is recommended that you visit an ophthalmologist to improve fundus photography and related examinations.