Visual Changes

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Diabetes

Diabetes-induced vision problems are an alteration from a person's normal vision due to changes in the small arteries that provide blood for the retina. Diabetic vision complications are: (1) Cataracts. (2) Background retinopathy. (3) Macular edema. (4) Retinitis. (5) Proliferative retinopathy. (6) Glaucoma. (7) Retinal detachment. (8) Blindness.

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