would having borderline diabetes affect how a persons eyes feel?
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Absolutely - I suggest you see an opthalmologist who specializes in treating diabetics IMMEDIATELY. I can not stress enough to you how important this is. The diabetes causes bleeding at the back of the eyes & it can be treated with laser surgery, but the damage done to your vision could be permanent. Please, find a dr or someone who can recommend the right opthalmologist as soon as possible. Good luck.
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? I have no clue, srry
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my husband has type 2 diabetes and his eyes hurt behind the socks alot mostly when he is overtired sometimes just out of the blue.
Not really. Borderline diabetes means that the person is beginning to have slight resistance to the action of insulin, and consequently, their sugar level is slightly higher than normal -more so if they are given a high sugar load. The World Health Organisation has been lowering the acceptable blood sugar level every few years, so what we now call borderline diabetes we might have dismised as normal a few years ago.
Full on diabetes can give symptoms of dehydration (because of passing lots of urine) and sometimes people feel a bit "unwell", eg headachey or dizzy, and some patients report blurring of the vision, but this is unlikely to be due to hyperglycaemia per se. But this really is more a feature of full-blown diabetes.
Long-term full-blown diabetes can lead to major eye problems though (retinopathy and eventual blindness).
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