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People with Parkinson's may experience several vision-related changes, including:

• Blurred vision
• Double vision
• Reduced sensitivity to colors and contrast
• Visual hallucinations, particularly in peripheral vision

Many people report seeing shadows or images in the corners of their eyes. These peripheral Show Full Answer

People with Parkinson's may experience several vision-related changes, including:

• Blurred vision
• Double vision
• Reduced sensitivity to colors and contrast
• Visual hallucinations, particularly in peripheral vision

Many people report seeing shadows or images in the corners of their eyes. These peripheral hallucinations are a common symptom that should be discussed with your healthcare provider. If you experience visual hallucinations, know that they can be related to:

• Parkinson's disease progression
• Medication side effects
• Dehydration
• Infections

Your doctor may recommend adjusting your current medications or prescribing additional treatment depending on the severity of your symptoms. Never change or stop medications without consulting your healthcare provider first.

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