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Complications from diabetes can include problems with eye sight, including diabetic retinopathy, which damages the retina. Maintaining normal A1C and blood pressure levels is important to eye health for people with diabetes.
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This past Saturday I went to the eye doctor with my husband. He had made the appointment a long time ago and asked if I wanted to go with him so I said sure. I have not been to the eye doc in about two years. (Yes, shame on me) It was not my regular doctor but, I never had problems before so I really wasn't worried. My husband and I…
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