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Re: HELP - Have you had this problem before? Any suggestions?


George and others - I have had lots of trouble with doube vision.  Like
changes in medication, sometimes the change itself seems to be
beneficial-- for a while.  I wore prisms for distance and for reading
for about 2 years (prescribed by a neuro-opthamologist) and then they
ceased to work:  the double vision returned when I was tired or
stressed, particularly with the distance glasses..  Then new
prescriptions were written, without prisms and that was better for a
short while (3-4 months), but the problem returned.  Closing one eye is
not a very high tech solution, but it works.

Nancy deGrazia

George Person wrote:

Hello all,

Has anyone had PD related vision problems?   Seeing double?

I have occasional double vision problems.  It is more frequent on days when I
do not enough sleep  - more frequent around bright lights, watching TV, and
on the computer.

I went to a nuero-ophthalmologist who said that occasional double vision was
related to PD and the only suggestion he gave me was to cover one eye when it
happens - he checked me out any said that everything else was OK. He did not
know anything else I could do.

Does anybody have any other suggestions?

Thanks,

George

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