TRIBUNJOGJA.COM – Diabetics are prone to health problems, including eye health.
This is due to the high blood sugar levels experienced by diabetics.
Uncontrolled high blood sugar levels can eventually damage the nerves and blood vessels of the eyes.
So that it causes the senses of vision in diabetics to be disturbed.
In addition, the risk of experiencing eye problems in diabetics is also higher if blood pressure and cholesterol levels are not controlled.
Here are some eye disorders that are prone to attacking diabetics:
1. Blurred vision
Common eye disorders experienced by diabetics are blurred vision or unclear vision.
Launching WebMD, high blood sugar levels can make the eye lens swell and reduce the eye’s ability to see clearly.
This condition can arise when post-meal blood sugar levels are above 180 mg / dL, or fasting blood sugar levels are above 130 mg / dL.
When the vision is blurry, diabetics should not rush to buy new glasses so they can see clearly.
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