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What Could Be The Cause For Vision Changing, Burning And Lost Of Vision And The Sugar Level Is Maintained?

I am diabetic taking met forum 2000 a day. I have been in strict diet to where in the past 3 weeks my sugar level has been under 120. Every since then I have been experiencing eye problems with my vision changing, burning, lost of vision. I had LASIK sugary a few years back before I found out I was diabetic.
Tue, 31 Dec 2013
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Hello,

Eye is one of the organs which gets affected in diabetes. The symptoms may be due to diabetic retinopathy is a complication of persistent hyperglycemia.
I would advice my patient to consult an eye doctor and get his eye examined for vision and retinal damage. Laser therapy is the treatment for retinopathy. Control of blood sugar slows the progression of the condition.
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What Could Be The Cause For Vision Changing, Burning And Lost Of Vision And The Sugar Level Is Maintained?

Hello, Eye is one of the organs which gets affected in diabetes. The symptoms may be due to diabetic retinopathy is a complication of persistent hyperglycemia. I would advice my patient to consult an eye doctor and get his eye examined for vision and retinal damage. Laser therapy is the treatment for retinopathy. Control of blood sugar slows the progression of the condition.