Diabetic Retinopathy - Causes, Symptoms, Treatment | Book Online Doctors Consultation

Name	Speciality	Exp
Dr Albus Dumbledore ()	Dermatology	96 Y
Dr Prita Preen ()	Dieticians	89 Y
Dr Shivali Matcha ()	Gastroenterology	57 Y
Dr Sunitha Suni ()	Dermatology	56 Y
Dr Priya Gupta ()	Anesthesiology	54 Y
Dr Surya Teja ()	Dermatology	54 Y
Dr Shanu Matcha ()	Epidemiology	46 Y
Dr Lavanya Illa ()	Traditional chinese medicine	40 Y
Dr Manohar Ahuja ()	Nephrology	40 Y
Dr Likitha Likitha ()	Allergy and immunology	36 Y

Name

Speciality

Exp

Fee

Dr Albus Dumbledore ()

Dermatology

96 Y

Dr Prita Preen ()

Dieticians

89 Y

Dr Shivali Matcha ()

Gastroenterology

57 Y

Dr Sunitha Suni ()

Dermatology

56 Y

Dr Priya Gupta ()

Anesthesiology

54 Y

Dr Surya Teja ()

Dermatology

54 Y

Dr Shanu Matcha ()

Epidemiology

46 Y

Dr Lavanya Illa ()

Traditional chinese medicine

40 Y

Dr Manohar Ahuja ()

Nephrology

40 Y

Dr Likitha Likitha ()

Allergy and immunology

36 Y

FAQ’s about Diabetic Retinopathy

Diabetic retinopathy is diagnosed by doctors through a comprehensive eye examination, which may include dilating the pupils to examine the retina.

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To reduce the risk or slow the progression of retinopathy naturally, maintain stable blood sugar levels through a healthy diet, regular exercise, proper medication adherence, and monitoring.

Foods beneficial for diabetic retinopathy include those rich in antioxidants and nutrients such as vitamins A, C, and E, zinc, omega-3 fatty acids, and lutein.

Aerobic exercises like walking, cycling, swimming are beneficial for diabetic retinopathy as they improve circulation, help control blood sugar levels, and support overall eye health.

To protect your eyes from diabetic retinopathy, manage blood sugar levels, blood pressure, and cholesterol, maintain a healthy lifestyle with regular exercise and a balanced diet, avoid smoking, and attend regular eye exams for early detection and treatment.

Blurred vision caused by diabetes can often be corrected or improved with proper management of blood sugar levels, treatment of underlying diabetic retinopathy or other eye conditions.