Patient's question:
She has had diabetes for many years. Recently, her eyes suddenly couldn't open. She received intravenous drips in the hospital for 5 days, but it didn't get better. The doctor said her eyes have inflammation. Please ask how to eliminate the inflammation in her eyes. Today, her blood sugar test result was 13++.Doctor's answer:
Hello! In this case, it is first necessary to determine the cause. It needs to be identified whether the issue is caused by an eye disease or a complication of diabetes. This requires a comprehensive physical examination of the patient to determine the cause.Medical Advice: First, seek medical attention and undergo an eye examination at a regular hospital ophthalmology department to check the condition of your eyes; second, visit the endocrinology department to check for the presence of diabetes complications (such as diabetic nephropathy or eye disease).
A blood sugar level of 13 is too high and requires standardized and systematic treatment. It is essential to lower the blood sugar level, otherwise, it is very easy to develop diabetes complications, which can cause significant harm to the patient's body. If oral medication cannot control it, insulin therapy will be necessary.
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