How can a chronic kidney disease affect your eyes?

People who have chronic kidney disease due to diabetes or high blood pressure,which are the leading causes for end stage renal disease leading to dialysis,are also at risk for developing eye problems. read more

Diabetes and high blood pressure aren’t only the leading causes of chronic kidney disease (CKD). They’re also the leading causes of eye disease and loss of vision. If your renal disease is a result of either condition your vision may be at risk. read more

Causes of eye disease in chronic kidney disease. Chronic kidney disease is inherently atherogenic. Simply speaking, it means that if your kidneys are failing, your arteries get gunked up more quickly. When this happens in the arteries that supply your eyes, you are at a higher risk for going blind. read more