Patient's question:
I have had diabetes for many years. I pay special attention to my diet. Currently, I'm doing well, and my diabetes is well-controlled. However, I've noticed that my vision is becoming increasingly blurry. At first, I thought it was just because of my age, but a health check-up revealed that it's caused by diabetes. Could you please tell me how to treat vision blurriness caused by diabetes?Doctor's answer:
When vision blurriness reoccurs, it may indicate a recurrence of refractive errors or a return of retinal diseases. If diabetes reappears and blood sugar control is good, it is generally unlikely to lead to complications again. However, if blood sugar control is poor, it may result in the recurrence of diabetes complications. In such cases, prompt blood sugar control is necessary, along with timely medication to improve microcirculation and provide nutritional treatment.