Patient's question:
My father was diagnosed with leukemia at the hospital two years ago. Since then, his eyes have been seeing things very blurry, and at the same time, many photophobia symptoms have reappeared. Why do diabetic eyes fear light?Doctor's answer:
If diabetic patients experience photophobia again, it is best to go to the hospital for a check-up in a timely manner, because diabetes can cause damage to the patient's retina, leading to the recurrence of various diseases. The most common diseases are retinopathy and cataracts. Once photophobia occurs again, it is important to seek timely treatment to prevent deafness. Eat more vitamin C, exercise more, pay attention to the amount of clothing when the weather changes, and try to avoid crowded public places.