Patient's question:
My friend's mother has diabetes, and she has been taking very good care of herself. She has been strictly controlling her diet and maintaining a healthy routine. However, it is said that her condition has changed recently. I would like to ask what should be done if someone with diabetes currently has bleeding in both retinas?Doctor's answer:
Diabetes has reappeared with retinal bleeding. Timely control of blood sugar is necessary. Under stable blood sugar control, the risk of worsening retinal complications can be increased. If the retinal tissue is damaged and the bleeding amount is small, without a significant decline in vision, oral blood-activating and blood-removing drugs can be considered. Rest is important, and regular vision and blood sugar tests should be conducted. If the bleeding amount is large, accompanied by vitreous hemorrhage and cell division, surgical treatment can be considered.