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Diagnosed With Cataracts, Have Hyperkeratosis In Foot. Is This Linked To Diabetes?

Hi , I am 19 years old and has recently been diagnosed with cataracts in my left eye. My right eye is fine. Recently I have also developed hyperkeratosis in my left foot that really hurts when I walk. My question is if any of this can be linked to type 2 diabetes? I come from a family with a number of members wi type diabetes both from my father s side of the family and my mum s. Yet the onset of symptoms had only occurred later in life for them ( above the ages of 50). I understand that diabetes has been linked with the development of cataracts and skin problems. Is it common for a person of m age to develop the disease considering that I regularly exercise ( 5 days a week. 20 minutes run on most days and. A weight lifting program) and my diet is no different from an average person my age.
Wed, 13 Mar 2013
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it depends on ur blood glucose controll
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Diagnosed With Cataracts, Have Hyperkeratosis In Foot. Is This Linked To Diabetes?

it depends on ur blood glucose controll