Your diabetes may be harmful to various parts of your body, including your eyes. Your eye doctor has determined you may have problems with your vision and recommended you see
a retina specialist or general ophthalmologist. You may be wondering what happens next.
Information is key to taking charge of your condition. It’s important to understand your retina specialist/general ophthalmologist’s instructions so you can better manage your disease. When you visit your retina specialist/general ophthalmologist, it may be a good idea to bring someone with you who can help you remember the information you hear about your treatment. The list below can also help. It includes questions you may want to ask, and gives you space to write down the answers.
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