Diabetes can cause a variety of complications related to the eyes. Cataracts are known to develope earlier than would be normal for a healthy person, Glaucoma can also occur, which is the increase in 'fluid' pressure inside the eyeball, which can lead to optic nerve damage and ultimately blindness, and the formation or swelling of bloodvessels in the eye. The most common is the third, and often known as 'diabetic retinopathy' - and is usually the formation of new blood vessels getting in the way of the retina, or the swelling of pre-established vessels, resulting in breaking and the leaking of fluid.
Becuse people are somtimes color blind and if you look at the sun for a while you go blind
It is suitable for diabetic people.
no they have speical teachers help them look at ur school their is probly blind people
people get blind and some times get deaf also..............
Makes people go blind
people go back on your questions and think about it she is not blind ok put your head on
No, blue eyes is due to a chromosome, it's not a genetic disorder which causes humans to go blind.
Not always. I've heard of many blind people still living in their own homes, and they have seeing eye dogs to guide them and they get on perfectly fine.
no they go to blind people school and they can hear very good. they can drive cars and they can walk regular and walk up stars
Yes. Diabetic people's scars often heal slower than people scars who aren't diabetic.
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Being diabetic has no link with juggling, so diabetic people are just as likely as any other people to be able to juggle. Yes, but only the ones that have learned how.