THE TRUTH about DIABETIC RETINOPATHY: Youtube Eye Doctor Explains

THE TRUTH about DIABETIC RETINOPATHY: RUclips Eye Doctor Explains
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This video is diabetic retinopathy. Your youtube eye doctor and youtube optometrist Dr. Michael Nelson explains what the different stages of diabetic retinopathy are.
DIABETIC RETINOPATHY
00:00 Intro
00:59 Diabetes without retinopathy
01:58 Non proliferative diabetic retinopathy
04:17 Proliferative diabetic retinopathy
Good Optometry morning is a youtube channel features Dr. Michael Nelson as your youtube optometrist and it answers questions about your eye health, vision, eyesight, contact lenses, eyeglasses, eye disease, myopia management, myopia control and and all things related to you eyesight.
Optometrist, Dr. Michael Nelson, is a Canadian and Winnipeg eye doctor who practices in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
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[@angeladeleonardis1881]

I just had my annual eye exam and doctor sent me to the emergency room after seeing a few cotton spots and blood spots. I was diagnosed as type 2 diabetes. He possibly saved my vision and my life because I am one who avoids the doctors from fear.

[@gwillis01]

Thank you for this video

[@ayush.360]

I ve got subconjunctival hemorrhage yesterday I visit to my eye doctor and made my eye check up she told me there is no affect to vision
But I want to ask with you what precaution is should take
I am a tech student so I have a lot of work with my laptop so should I stop or continue
I use my laptop on 0 brightness
BTW here from reference of 2 years later video
It helped me alot

[@gwillis01]

I'm not an eye doctor but one tip I have heard is to take an eye break every fifteen minutes when you are looking at a computer screen.
Turn away from the computer screen and look at something far away or at least on the other side of the room for a minute or two.
This uses different parts of the eye which gives the close up vision muscles of your eye a refreshing break.

[@ayush.360]

@@gwillis01 it s cured now thanks

[@teresasanchez756]

Eye doctor say im nearsighted, I have little bit diabetic eye retinopathy mandatory bifocal eye glasses.

[@GoodOptometryMorning]

thanks for sharing