Once diagnosed with diabetes, you will have a life full of forced choices, and some do not always make the correct ones for a full life, by managing their blood sugar levels. This causes damage to blood cells around the retina which can the leak and affect vision with the fats and liquids that escape these cells. These leaks also limit the effectiveness of these cells in bringing oxygen to these cells as well potentially causing further damage.
Unfortunately, this is only the beginning. As this continues, your doctor may diagnose you with proliferative retinopathy. At this stage, new blood vessels still grow, but their fragility leads to bursting and bleeding into the eye.

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