Combating blindness caused by chronic diseases

Chronic diseases such as diabetes and high blood pressure can lead to serious eye problems and blindness if not well controlled. Combating these causes requires effective management of these diseases

The causes of blindness are combated by controlling chronic diseases:
Good control of blood sugar levels and blood pressure can reduce the risk of eye diseases associated with these conditions. This includes eating a healthy diet, exercising, and using prescribed medications correctly.
Regular eye examinations can help in early detection of complications of chronic diseases such as diabetic retinopathy and optic neuropathy. Early detection can lead to effective treatment interventions that prevent these complications from progressing to blindness.
Combating the causes of blindness resulting from chronic diseases requires effective management of these diseases and regular eye examinations. Through these measures, the risk of vision loss can be reduced and the quality of life for affected individuals can be improved.