09/10/2026
In this video, Dr. Abhishek Dagar of Venu Eye Institute explains how diabetes can affect our eyes, and why an annual eye check-up matters for every person living with diabetes.
Our eye works like a camera. The lens sits at the front, and the retina at the back is the film on which the image forms. Diabetes can affect both.
✔️ The lens - people with diabetes often develop cataract earlier. The lens turns cloudy, light cannot pass through it properly, and vision becomes blurred.
✔️ The retina - diabetes is a disease of the blood vessels. The tiny blood vessels inside the eye can start to leak, and that damages the retina. This is diabetic retinopathy.
Diabetic retinopathy often shows no symptoms in its early stages, and it can cause irreversible blindness if it is not treated in time.
The good news?
Early changes can be picked up well before vision is affected. This needs an examination at a specialised eye centre, by ophthalmologists trained in these techniques.
If you or someone in your family has diabetes, an eye check-up once a year is the simplest way to protect your sight.
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