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Will i become blind for a eye nerve palsy due to diabetes?
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Blind: If you have nerve palsy and have seen an eye doctor he/she should have explained this to you. If not please go back and get an explanation. Equally important - Do you have other complications from diabetes? Is your diabetes properly controlled? Stay in touch with your doctor or diabetes educator.
Answered 11/28/2014
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