Can eye exam detect diabetes?

Yes, they can detect it! When my eye doctor warned me about early signs, I literally cried thinking about saying goodbye to my weekly pani puri and rasgullas. Thankfully, managing it early means I can still enjoy some treats occasionally, but definitely get that exam done.

Yes yaar, actually it's totally true. My dad's doctor noticed some minor swelling in the retina during a routine eye checkup and asked him to get his fasting sugar checked. Turned out his HbA1c was quite high, so it really helped us catch it on time.

Simple answer is yes, they can. The blood vessels in your eyes are the first to show the damage from high sugar. Stop thinking so much, go to a good eye specialist and get a complete checkup done instead of guessing.

Yes, they can, and please don't take this lightly. I delayed my eye exam and ended up with diabetic retinopathy that required laser therapy to fix. If your eye doctor suspects anything, go straight to a specialist and get your blood sugar stabilized immediately.

Haan beta, bilkul check ho jata hai. Humare yahan padosi ko bhi aankh ke doctor ne hi bataya tha ki sugar badh gayi hai. Aap bilkul chinta mat karo, achhe doctor ko dikha lo sab theek ho jayega.

Yes, a dilated eye exam is highly effective for detecting early signs of diabetes before you even feel other symptoms. Many of my family members found out they had high sugar this way. It's always best to go for an annual checkup to keep things under control.

Yes, they can. Just make sure you ask for a dilated fundus examination specifically, as a basic power test might miss it.