I have had Parkinson's 7 years now and my eye doctor sees me every six months instead of every year. He is watching both my diabetes and Parkinson's and every visit has series of tests to see what the change is. In the near future he has advised special eye drops and perhaps visits every 4 months. His first suggestion was bifocal eye glasses as the eyes tire during the day.
My vision has improved but there is a slow decrease everyday which he believes is due to stress. He also agrees on the importance of midday nap. Not laying in bed and reading but sleeping. It gives the body a chance to rebuild the needed strength.

I've had dbl vision, unable to see anything up close at all, dryness and blurry vision. I went to an opthamologist and learned I had cataracts. When removed, lenses were put in my eyes to correct distance and close up. I couldn't believe how brilliant colors were and could see 20/20. I hope everyone has been checked for cataracts! Still dry at times causing blurs.

Hi @A MyParkinsonsTeam Member I have never heard that before. Thanks for sharing this!

I used to see my eye doctor once a year now with Parkinson's I do it every 6 months. He has helped with many various recommendations including eye drops.

That’s what I do with the small print. My phone is getting a workout!