Diabetic Third Cranial Nerve Palsy treatment in León

Diabetic third cranial nerve palsy is a disorder of the nerve that controls several movements of the eye and eyelid, which can occur in people with diabetes due to involvement of the small vessels that nourish it.

Common symptoms:

• Double vision
• Drooping of the eyelid
• Difficulty moving the eye in certain directions

Why it requires attention: The sudden appearance of these signs should be evaluated promptly to clarify its origin, since there are various possible causes that should be distinguished.

Who treats it? For an abrupt onset, the emergency department with the emergency physician performs the initial evaluation, and the endocrinologist takes part in managing the diabetes as part of the comprehensive approach. If you notice double vision or drooping of the eyelid suddenly, seek prompt medical care.