On Syndopa For Parkinson's, Have Diplopia, Difficulty In Reading, History Of Cataract Operation. Corrective Remedy?
Hi My Dad is 80 year old... he is suffering from diplopia (double vision with both eyes open). On examination, his individual eyes can see sharp images... he had undergone cataract operation in both his eyes more than 8 years back. He does not have a history of Diabetes or HTN, but has Parkinson s disease for which he is on Syndopa medications for the last 5 years. How can we correct this situation in him... the vision is leading to a significant loss of confidence . Unable to read books/ complete newspaper as he used to be some years back. Please suggest an intervention. Thanks,
Hello... Diplopia in parkinson's disease can be the disease process affecting the ocular muscles in the form of convergence inability. It could be because of slow responsive reflexes for especially moving objects which can be perceived as double vision or blurred vision. Syndopa will not cause any ocular side effects which lead to diplopia. Consult the ophthalmologist and also the treating physician who can take care of the condition. These symptoms can lead to significant damage to the quality of vision as well as life. Hope I answered the query. Will be available for further queries.
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On Syndopa For Parkinson's, Have Diplopia, Difficulty In Reading, History Of Cataract Operation. Corrective Remedy?
Hello... Diplopia in parkinson s disease can be the disease process affecting the ocular muscles in the form of convergence inability. It could be because of slow responsive reflexes for especially moving objects which can be perceived as double vision or blurred vision. Syndopa will not cause any ocular side effects which lead to diplopia. Consult the ophthalmologist and also the treating physician who can take care of the condition. These symptoms can lead to significant damage to the quality of vision as well as life. Hope I answered the query. Will be available for further queries.