VIVA – Diabetes is a growing epidemic affecting millions of people around the world. Moreover, a bad lifestyle during this pandemic can trigger susceptibility to diabetes because they are often at home all day.
Some people are new to recognizing some of the common symptoms of diabetes such as frequent urination, sudden weight loss, hunger, numb or tingling hands or feet, dry skin, infections, and chronic fatigue. But did you know that diabetes can also affect eye?
Here are some important signs of diabetes in the eyes that are often overlooked, quoted from the page: The Health Site.
Blurred vision
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Can’t see the road signs on the road while you’re driving? Often, the first clue is that you may have diabetes. Diabetes can have several factors, as it may be an indication that your glucose levels are out of range i.e. too high or too low.
That fluid leaking into the lens of your eye can be the cause of your blurred vision. The lens swells and deforms as a result. These changes make it difficult for your eyes to focus, causing everything to appear blurry.
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