Eye Care Tips for People with Diabetes | Dr. Vinod Methil | Call 9167 444 888

 


Eye Care Tips for People with Diabetes:


  • Maintain Good Glucose Control
  • Get Annual Eye Screenings
  • Protect Eyes From UVA exposure
  • Quit Smoking
  • Exercise Daily
  • Eat a Healthy Diet


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