Being clear about healthy eyes


  • Health
  • Sunday, 01 May 2005

If you are a diabetic but still enjoy good eyesight, don’t be fooled – your eyes may already be damaged (especially if your diabetes has not been well controlled for a period of time). Make an appointment to see your doctor for an eye screening.

MANY people with diabetes become blind as a result of not managing their diabetes properly and not having their eyes checked regularly. Here’s what you need to know to minimise the risk and severity of diabetes-related eye disease. 

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