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Many community members confirmed that Parkinson's disease has affected their vision, with common experiences including blurry vision, double... Read more
Yes, Parkinson's disease can affect vision. Symptoms may include blurred vision, double vision, and difficulty perceiving color and contrast. These changes can vary day to day. If you're experiencing persistent issues, it's important to consult your doctor or an eye specialist to address these symptoms and explore potential Show Full Answer
I haven't actually put castor oil in my eyes yet. But have used it extensively on other parts of my body. I'll get an eyedropper and test out the theory of putting it in your eye, of course if I were you and I had expensive eye drops I might stick with that. At least until I ran out of the expensive stuff.
Yes Castor oil. It surprised me as well. Barbara O'Neil (holistic guru) recommends it for dry eyes. My grandma used it for just about everything but i did ask my ophthalmologist and he had no issues with it. "Try it you might like it" as Mikey would say. It does last longer than conventional drops.Combined with eye exercise it helps.
Try the phone screen lighting if you are on it a lot....still helping me...STILL SCROLLING 😆👏🤳👏👏
I think that is good advice. I would not put anything in my eyes that was not an ophthalmic preparation . Best to use what the eye professional recommends. Pat881
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