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My eyes getting strained . what's the cause & treatment for it. i am a patient of diabetes too.plz suggest me what to do.
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Eye doctor: Visit your eye doctor for assessment of glaucoma, cataracts and retina problems. People with diabetes should visit an eye doctor once a year.
Answered 6/4/2013
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Eye strain?: Do you mean your eyes get tired or start to hurt? If you are a diabetic i assume you get your yearly diabetic eye exam with your ophthalmologist. If your eyes have been ok and now are having pain it is a good reason to see the ophthalmologist again right away! if you get tired eyes you might need glasses or a change in glasses if you have them and you can see an optometrist.
Answered 6/3/2013
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