Diabetes has many complications conditions, including the impact on the health of the eye is blind. True, diabetes can lead to vision loss.
When someone had diabetes, it is advisable to periodically check the condition of his eyes in an orderly manner. Because, it is very important to detect vision disorders that appear early and address them early preventative to worse conditions.
Visual impairment in persons with diabetes in medical terms is known as Diabetic Retinopathy. Which, if left unchecked can lead to blindness.
Diabetic retinopathy can occur in all patients with diabetes and increased risk on:
1. Patients who had been suffering from diabetes
2. People with diabetes are often poorly controlled blood sugar
The most common symptoms that often occur are:
1. Decreased visual acuity
2. Blurred vision
3. Sight with black spots
4. The black area in the area of visual field of vision
5. The difficulty with the perception of color, often in the form of interference in the perception of blue-yellow
What is more worrisome is Diabetic Retinopathy often has no symptoms in the early days. Then came instantly.
If this terrible thing happen, most likely occurring due to:
1. Rupture of blood vessels in the lining of the receiver sight (retina) in the eye
2. Alternatively, the liquid permeation in the receiving area of vision for sharp vision (macular)
So terrible, so diabetics should verify and keep blood sugar remained within normal limits and controlled as well as perform routine eye examination at least 1 year.
It is therefore important to make a visit to the doctor regularly and orderly if diabetic retinopathy has occurred, it is important to have in order to determine the severity of the disease objectives and determine the most appropriate type of treatment.
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