It is in the guidelines for diabetics to have a retinal examination at least annually. In this examination, the doctor looks at the back of the eye for any retinal damage or leaking vessels. The doctor will also check for cataracts and glaucoma. Diabetics are at high risk for these conditions too. Color is recognized through structures called cones ands rods. They transmit impulses to the brain. It is within the realm of possibility that your cones and rods have been damaged by hyperglycemia. Please see your ophthalmologist.
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