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3. If your blood sugar is at all still high, don't get new glasses until it is

Reply to jwirr (Reply #2)

Fri May 2, 2014, 11:24 AM

May 2014

stabilized by your meds. My eyesight changed so drastically between my appt and delivery of the glasses that the glasses were useless. Ask the ophthalmologist whether you need to wait a bit and have your eyes retested when they are stable.

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Went to the doctor yesterday. I seem to be doing very well. He said I will not have to come back [View all] jwirr May 2014 OP

Your vision changes may be due to blood sugar TexasProgresive May 2014 #1

We took an A1C yesterday and he will write me to tell me what level I am at. Hopefully I am where jwirr May 2014 #2

If your blood sugar is at all still high, don't get new glasses until it is Nay May 2014 #3

My ophthalmologist said he could write a perscription for new lenses TexasProgresive May 2014 #4

Thank you for the info. I should get the letter in the next two days. jwirr May 2014 #5