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Diabetic retinopathy rarely causes symptoms until it is advanced, so regular eye checks matter. This page explains the stages, the treatments available and the everyday habits, including during Ramadan, that help protect your sight.

In non-proliferative disease, small bleeds and leaks appear and treatment is usually tighter diabetes control and close monitoring. In proliferative disease, fragile new vessels grow and can bleed or pull on the retina, which needs prompt treatment.
Diabetic macular oedema, fluid at the centre of the retina, can occur at any stage and blurs reading vision.
Regular checks catch problems while they are still easy to treat.
Which treatment you need depends on the stage and on whether the macula is affected.
Reduce swelling and slow abnormal vessel growth.
Treats leaking areas or reduces the drive for new vessel growth.
Considered for some patients with persistent swelling.
Surgery to remove blood or scar tissue pulling on the retina.
Everyday control protects your eyes alongside any treatment.
Work with your care team on a plan you can maintain.
Both strongly affect retinal vessels.
Ask how to adjust medicines and meal timing before Ramadan, and break your fast if sugar drops.
Early treatment works far better than late treatment.
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