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Living with diabetes does not mean surrendering eyesight to the condition. With thoughtful daily habits—some as simple as sipping water differently or recording small eye changes—the risk of permanent damage can be lowered.

A subconjunctival haemorrhage, a harmless red patch on the eye, often results from minor triggers like coughing or eye rubbing and typically resolves within two weeks. While usually benign, especially in younger individuals, it can indicate underlying vascular issues in older adults. Persistent or recurrent cases warrant medical attention to rule out serious health concerns.