₦airaland Forum

sassysure:
New tools in the fight against diabetic blindness.
The study showed that by 2040, more than 600 million people will be affected by retinopathy. I guess u know what this is.

Type this and read through it. I seem not to have copied it well.
It will also do you good to read case studies pertaining people from the middle belt and why there is so much retinopathy there.


I paid for eye surgery last 3 yrs in kaduna( national eye hospital kaduna) for a diabetic patient from idoma. She is currently partially blind.
Go to that hospital if u want to know more about people from the middle belt that went there for eye surgery and what they have in common with diabetics.The files are there for u. And I have a household member who suffer from that. We are talking about cases on ground not from old medical textbooks used in Nigerian universities.
So don't quote clinical MB for me.


The onus is now on her to go and check her blood sugar to rule that out.
U are not talking to a novice in the medical world or classroom.

While diabetes is a leading cause of blindness, diabetic retinopathy in a 28 year old who has never been known to be diabetic is highly unlikely.
Really highly unlikely.
If a 28 year old is presenting for the first time with symptoms of diabetes, it will never be with retinopathy.
What ages were the people you paid for their surgery?
A thing as simple as the age of a person can automatically rule out certain health conditions