Can Parkinson's cause vision changes that affect magnification needs?
Actually, Parkinson's can affect your eyes and vision. Some people with Parkinson's experience several vision-related changes, including:
- Blurred vision
- Double vision
- Loss of sensitivity in perceiving color and contrast
These vision problems are Show Full Answer
Can Parkinson's cause vision changes that affect magnification needs?
Actually, Parkinson's can affect your eyes and vision. Some people with Parkinson's experience several vision-related changes, including:
- Blurred vision
- Double vision
- Loss of sensitivity in perceiving color and contrast
These vision problems are recognized symptoms that can occur with Parkinson's disease. The significant change in your magnification needs over two years could be related to these Parkinson's-associated vision changes.
It might be worth discussing these specific vision symptoms with your neurologist or seeking a second opinion from an eye specialist who has experience with Parkinson's patients. They can help determine if your vision changes are related to Parkinson's and recommend appropriate management strategies.
Many MyParkinsonsTeam members have shared experiences with vision changes, so you're not alone in noticing these effects.
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