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Is Vision And Focusing In Order To Read Common With Parkinson’s?
It can be corrected with new glasses. Make sure your optometrist is experienced with how PD affects your eyes. PD Affects the small muscles around your eyes. This is why refocusing can improve your vision.
An optometrist who understands this affect will know how to approach this. Sometimes they put prisms in the lenses.
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Yes, vision changes such as blurry or double vision are common in Parkinson’s disease. These changes can affect the ability to focus and read. Balance issues and motor symptoms that lead to balance difficulties while standing up, walking, and turning are also common sources of falls in Parkinson’s.
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I've had glasses for 30 plus so I can't say
Can it be corrected with new glasses?
Trouble With Vision
Anybody Having Vision Problems? My Vision Is So Blurry. When Read Or Watch TV It's Like A Shadow Around The Letters And The Faces.
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