current diabetes treatment

Diabetic retinopathy?

Hi there! I am a woman of 48 years with type 1 diabetes, who was diagnosed with diabetes at age 13 and about 5% vision in his right eye, which is innovative, ie stem cell therapy / tissue use of personal rejuvenation and aid for the eyes seriously damaged by retinopathy? I have received Cryogenic, Laser & cateract move ..

There is no cure for diabetic retinopathy. However, laser treatment (photocoagulation) is usually very effective in preventing vision loss if done before the retina was severely damaged. Removal Surgical vitrectomy vitreous () can also help improve vision if the retina has not been seriously damaged. By May not develop symptoms until the disease gets worse, early detection through regular screening is important. Retinopathy is detected early, the easier it is for the treatment and vision most likely will be preserved. You may not need treatment for diabetic retinopathy, if you hit the center (macula) of the retina or in rare cases, if the side (peripheral) has been severely damaged. But no need to have their vision checked annually. If the macula has been damaged by the swelling macular, you may need laser treatment. For more serious retinopathy, you may need either laser or vitrectomy. These procedures can help prevent, stabilize, or slow vision loss when performed before the retina was severely damaged. Surgical removal of the vitreous gel (vitrectomy) is done only when there is bleeding (vitreous hemorrhage) or retinal detachment, which is rare among people with early retinopathy. Vitrectomy also when severe scar tissue formation. The treatment of diabetic retinopathy is often very effective in preventing, delaying or reducing loss of vision, but not a cure for the disease. People who have been treated for diabetic retinopathy should be monitored frequently by an ophthalmologist for further developments in his eyes. Many people are in need of diabetic retinopathy treated more once the disease progresses. Also, check your level blood sugar is always important. This is true even if they have been treated for retinopathy of diabetes and its eyes are better. In fact, good glycemic control is particularly important in this case, so that you can help keep your retinopathy worsens. Ideally, the laser treatment should be done early in the disease prevent severe vision loss rather than trying to treat severe vision loss, when it was developed. People with diabetes who have signs of retinopathy should be examined immediately by an ophthalmologist.

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