Corneal Examination can Predict Nerve Damage in Diabetes

Type 2 diabetes can lead to impaired nerve function, half of those who have had type 2 diabetes for more than ten years have a decrease in nerve functions, which usually begins in their feet. The decrease may be expressed as reduced sensibility or pain and increases the risk of wounds.

corneal examination can predict overall nerve damage in diabetes
- progressive nerve damage usually caused in type 2 diabetes can be detected early
- type 2 diabetes can lead to impaired nerve function

Diabetes Induced Nerve Damage can be Detected Early in the Eye

Checking corneal nerve damage in type 2 diabetes patients can detect progressive nerve damage in the whole body early, finds a new study. Progressively Type 2 diabetes can impair nerve function in the body. Read More

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