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Regular eye assessments help detect diabetes-related changes and guide monitoring or treatment to reduce the risk of vision loss.
Diabetic eye care is a highly specialized branch of ophthalmology focused on monitoring, diagnosing, and treating the unique ocular complications that arise from Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
Chronically high blood sugar can damage the blood vessels in your retina. Screening helps detect diabetes-related changes, including changes that may be present before you notice symptoms.
We closely monitor the macula—the central part of the retina responsible for sharp, straight-ahead vision—for any signs of swelling or fluid buildup (edema). Identifying and managing macular edema early is critical for preventing central vision loss.
Your assessment may include a review of your diabetes history, vision testing and a dilated eye examination. Additional imaging may be recommended according to the findings. Bring your current medicines and relevant previous eye reports, and ask about the tests planned and follow-up.
Dilating drops can temporarily blur your vision and make your eyes sensitive to light. Arrange transport and follow the clinician’s advice about when it is safe to drive.
Clinic availability: please call +961 81 883 144 to confirm hours for your preferred location.
Monitoring, management of diabetes and timely treatment can help protect vision.
Early detection and appropriate treatment can reduce the risk of sight loss. Results and follow-up needs depend on the individual condition.
Comparing current and previous findings can help identify changes and guide follow-up.
Discuss eye findings and your wider diabetes management with your healthcare team.
Regular dilated eye examinations are important. Ask your eye doctor how often you need one; the interval depends on your history and findings.
Early diabetic retinopathy often has no symptoms. Vision changes can have several causes and should be assessed; symptoms alone do not show how advanced the disease is.
Managing blood glucose, blood pressure and cholesterol can help reduce the risk of eye complications. Follow targets agreed with your diabetes care team.
Depending on the diagnosis and severity, options may include monitoring, injections, laser or surgery. Your eye doctor can explain suitable options, expected benefits and risks.
Eye care with Dr. Issam Hamade in Hamra, Gallery Semaan and Ghobeiry. Call +961 81 883 144 to confirm clinic hours and request an appointment.
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