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A guide to diabetic retinopathy

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This information is for people who have background retinopathy detected by diabetic eye screening.

It contains important information about signs of changes to your eyes caused by diabetes.

It explains:

  • what changes have occurred in your eyes
  • how your condition may progress over time
  • what you can do to reduce the risk of more serious changes
You may want to discuss this information with your health care team.

www.gov.uk

Your guide to diabetic retinopathy

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