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The answer depends on the purpose of the exam and the coverages offered by your medical and vision insurance. There is no universal answer. Contact your insurer for information, or contact the ophthalmology office, which has great expertise in answwering this question.

No. However both ulcers and retinopathy are late manifestations of Diabetes Millitus.

There are many reasons one might bleed behind the eye. First you might have Diabetic Retinopathy, which is a condition that interferes with the body's ability to use and store sugar. Over time, Diabetes may cause weakening of the small blood vessels found in the retina. These blood vessel changes are called Diabetic Retinopathy. Early stages of this cause Background Retinopathy,' causing small hemorrhages to form throughout the retina the more progressive this gets the more prone it is to bleed. sudden loss of vision.

You can also have what is called a Vitreous Hemorrhage, this is blood within the back cavity of the eye. THe only symptoms of this are visual. The vitreous cavity has no nerves and, therefore, cannot sense pain, and pressure, etc. The visual symptoms experienced by patients with vitreous hemmorhage vary from mild to severe. YOu might have floating black dots, ( like pepper grains), a red or dark strand, or cloud floating or stationary within the field of vision. A more severe hemmorhage might produce symptoms such as a large dark curtain blocking part of the vision or even whole vision. There are many causes of Vitreous Hemmorhage, The blood almost always originates from the vessels in the retina. Bleeding can occur as a complication of the vitreous gel peeling free away from the retina, a process called Posterior Vitreous Detachment. Sometimes bleeding originates from the abnormal new blood vessels growing on the retina ( because of poor circulation)This occurs as a complication of Diabetic Retinopathy and other disorders that reduce the circulation in the retina. Less common causes include, bleeding from an aneurysm, or macular degeneration.

night blindness and congenital syphillis

That sounds like a classic sinus infection. Since the sinus cavity sits right above your top teeth, it will feel like you have the worst toothache. Lower sinus is behind and under eyes and cheeks. so the pressure in your face and behind your eyes is unbearable and the blocked sinus is the standard thing to have when you have a severe sinus infection. Get to an E.N.T. specialist (ear, nose & throat) doctor. Left untreated, it may get worse and spread to your brain. Ask you doctor for a good sinus antibiotic and a nasal douche solution that comes with a little plastic Neti pot. I've had them so bad that a quick and painless death started to look rather attractive! Go to your doctor for a sinus anti-biotic!

possible - most likely vitamin deficiency and/or abnormal rod cell count in eyes or possibly another eye disorder - infection or cataract. Check with an eye doctor or research online night blindness and causes.

Night blindness due to constricted pupils is not total. Persons using pilocarpine eye drops have small pupils. Now it is rarely used. In darkness, you need more light , and the pupils dilate naturally. In contrast, pupils become small in bright sun light to cut down light.

the 6th cranial supply the lateral rectus muscle of the eye. It allow the eyeball to turn out. if you have the nerve palsy of this nerve, your eyeball cannot be turned out.

Yes In panic attacks eveys will not turn red why because when a person get panic the herat rate will increase so that the blood pressure will comedown.when there is decrese in blood flow,even there is decreased bloodflow in the eyes. In panic attacks eveys will not turn red why because when a person get panic the herat rate will increase so that the blood pressure will comedown.when there is decrese in blood flow,even there is decreased bloodflow in the eyes.

It's called temporal anopia. If both your eyes are effected (bitemporal anopia), it could be because of the damage at the area where the optic nerves cross. Please refer to a doctor ASAP. This may be a sign of pituitary adenoma or hydrocephalus (increased fluid around the brain).

Don't ever try to do it yourself at home. As a Vet Technician over the years, I have seen many botched attempts by the owners and then the animal ends up suffering more. See if you can find a Veterinarian who will come to your home and put them gently to sleep. Ask to have a sedation administered first before the final shot. Everything will go so smoothly for your precious one to pass on over the Rainbow, where some day you will see them again.

THEY ARE BLOOD VESSELS, ALTHOUGH I DONT KNOW WHY THEY APEAR THICKER THSAN NORMAL

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Because type 2 diabetics have a different problem from type 1 diabetics.

in type 2, your pancreas is producing a mutated version of insulin, and this can be fixed through certain drugs needing to be taken in the form of a pill.

in type one, you don't produce any insulin and you have to inject the insulin in to your body to cover the deficiency. there are alternatives, however, thy make a automated pump you can use, and there is a inhalable version as well.

It really all depends on what you're looking for...

If you'd like just a normal contact with no bells and whistles, the cheapest are around 25$ per box, per eye. They can go up to around 60$/box.

If you have other conditions such as astigmatisms, they must run you a bit more. As well as colored contacts. It really all depends on the brand, and where you're shopping. I order mine from 1800contacts and get a great deal. Browse around and look for what kind best suit you.

Be sure you also have your prescription, Dr's name, and the name of the office you went to, most websites confirm prescriptions with your ophthalmologist.

Hope this helps!

Most probably she needs glasses, but eye pain can be a serious condition and should be consulted upon as soon as possible.

If you say occasionally, I suppose it's the problem is rather chronic so it's probably nothing serious, but again, it could be a condition that may need treatment. However the most common cause would be myopia or any other refractive problem (which means, glasses).

Not really. It is made from corn and corn is a very high starch content so it will raise your blood sugar levels. Sprouted grain flour is the best, but it is very hard to find.

diabetes causes rapid vision change,retina changes are big problem (NPDR)