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Yes, Parkinson’s disease can affect eyesight. According to the knowledge base, vision changes such as blurry or double vision are among the symptoms that can lead to balance difficulties. These changes can impact a person's ability to stand up, walk, and turn, increasing the risk of falls.

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Yes, Parkinson’s disease can affect eyesight. According to the knowledge base, vision changes such as blurry or double vision are among the symptoms that can lead to balance difficulties. These changes can impact a person's ability to stand up, walk, and turn, increasing the risk of falls.

For more detailed information, you can refer to the article on balance issues and Parkinson’s: [Balance and Parkinson’s: 6 Ways To Prevent Falls](https://www.MyParkinsonsTeam.com/resources/bala...).

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