Diabetes Type 2 Support Group

Reply #1 - 11/05/09 9:09pm

It can be a number of reasons. If you have an eye doctor, call him tomorrow. Also call your primary. One of them should have the answer. Did it just start today ?

Reply #2 - 11/05/09 9:14pm

It has just gotten worse over the last few weeks,, I really noticed it a couple of weeks ago..... I am going to see my eye doctor and endo...
It is really scary..... On the other hand I am almost 50 and maybe this normal....

Reply #3 - 11/05/09 9:53pm

No, I don't think its normal - double vision can be something physical OR it could be from a med you're taking. I'm sure one of your doctors will have the answer and rest your mind, I'm sure they've seen this before.

browneyedgrl

Reply #4 - 11/05/09 9:57pm

hello palyn, you indicated that your A1C is 6.3 but what has your fasting glucose been in the morning lately? My A1C is 6.5, but when I don't eat properly or binge my daily fasting glucose is high and I notice my vision is off. just a thought....

hugs

Reply #5 - 11/05/09 10:04pm

browneyed - what do you call high ?

browneyedgrl

Reply #6 - 11/05/09 10:06pm

165-200

Reply #7 - 11/05/09 10:08pm

My fastings are 100-120 since my surgery..... Since I had bypass I really cannot binge......However before bypass I did have some vision changes
due to fluctuations....... OmG as I write this I realize that this all started when my blood pressure med was changed.........I did not even think of that.......

Reply #8 - 11/05/09 10:10pm

My fasting before surgery were 150 -225 and then went lower through the day......

Reply #9 - 11/05/09 10:13pm

Palyn - see you just answered your own question. Change BP meds and see clearly again !!!