Parkinson’s can impact the eyes by causing blurred or double vision, slowed or abnormal eye movements, eyelid spasms, and difficulty opening the eyes. It may also reduce contrast sensitivity, making it harder to distinguish objects from their background. These changes can affect daily tasks like reading or driving. For Show Full Answer

Parkinson’s can impact the eyes by causing blurred or double vision, slowed or abnormal eye movements, eyelid spasms, and difficulty opening the eyes. It may also reduce contrast sensitivity, making it harder to distinguish objects from their background. These changes can affect daily tasks like reading or driving. For more, visit: [Symptoms of Parkinson’s](https://www.MyParkinsonsTeam.com/resources/symp...).

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