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· Are age 65 or older
· Are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and over age 40
· Have Diabetes
· Have a family member with diabetes or eye disease
Your client needs to see an eye doctor right away if their vision or their eyes suddenly change.
Any changes in the appearance of their eyes or vision should be investigated further. Some examples include:
· Unusual trouble adjusting to dark rooms;
· Difficulty focusing on near or distant objects;
· Squinting or blinking due to unusual sensitivity to light or glare;
· Change in color of iris;
· Red-rimmed, encrusted or swollen lids;
· Recurrent pain in or around eyes;
· Double vision;
· Dark spot at the center of viewing;
· Lines and edges appear distorted or wavy;
· Excess tearing or "watery eyes";
· Dry eyes with itching or burning; and
· Seeing spots, ghost-like images.
The following may be indications of potentially serious problems that might require emergency medical attention:
· Sudden loss of vision in one eye;
· Sudden hazy or blurred vision;
· Flashes of light or black spots;
· Halos or rainbows around light;
· Curtain-like blotting out of vision; and
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