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What are my chances of going completely blind, now that i have diabetic macula edema?

Q: what are my chances of going completely blind, now that i have diabetic macula edema?

: Most cases don't get that severe, but every case is different. There is simply no way for a distant forum expert to know without a lot more information about your particular symptoms, exam, type of diabetes, and how well controlled it is. You'll need to discuss this with your doctor(s). Good luck.

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Dr. Hunter Handsfield answered

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Most cases don't get that severe, but every case is different. There is simply no way for a distant forum expert to know without a lot more information about your particular symptoms, exam, type of diabetes, and how well controlled it is. You'll need to discuss this with your doctor(s). Good luck.

Answered 6/9/2022

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What are my chances of going completely blind, now that i have diabetic macula edema?

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