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Optic disc swelling in an insulin‐dependent diabetic

Abstract. Rapid improvement of glucose control in diabetics may cause a transient progression of ischemic retinopathy. We report a transient bilateral acute asymptomatic optic disc swelling associated with rapid improvement of metabolic control in a male Type I diabetic. It is suggested, that the optic disc swelling could be caused by a rapid near‐normalization of the blood glucose.