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Black Spots Behind Eye,blood Pressure And Blood Sugar Normal

my eye doctor ( ophthalmologist ) told me there are block spot(S) behind my eye. He mentioned that it can be related to Diabeties, high blood pressure or other health issues. i am 55, 165lbs, blood pressure is always low/good averaging 110/63 cholesteral is 190, and my blood sugar has never been high. What other health issues could it possibly be. I am heade back in friday to see him again after he consults with my primary MD
Wed, 9 May 2012
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Dear Chris,
Hi!
As a retina specialist with special interest in Diabetic Eye Disease, if my patients have any such retinal findings, I always take a high resolution photograph of the retina with a Fundus camera for the BASELINE record, even if I feel that it may not need treatment at this stage. This is very useful in followup and also enable the patient to cross consult (as we give them the images on a CD)
So if you could get the same, then a better advise would be possible.
Best Wishes,
Dr. Upsham Goel
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Black Spots Behind Eye,blood Pressure And Blood Sugar Normal

Dear Chris, Hi! As a retina specialist with special interest in Diabetic Eye Disease, if my patients have any such retinal findings, I always take a high resolution photograph of the retina with a Fundus camera for the BASELINE record, even if I feel that it may not need treatment at this stage. This is very useful in followup and also enable the patient to cross consult (as we give them the images on a CD) So if you could get the same, then a better advise would be possible. Best Wishes, Dr. Upsham Goel