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Dr. Gilbert Hosts: Vision Changes and Parkinson's Disease

01:16 Dr. Rucker introduction 16:26 Can you elaborate on the causes of double vision perceived with only one eye open? 18:00 What happens if your prisms are “maxed out”? 19:41 Is losing night vision related to PD? 21:15 My eyelids won’t open on many mornings. Is that related to PD? 23:19 I have blepharospasm. Is thar related to PD and how is it treated? 25:02 How do you differentiate between having double vision and difficulty with depth perception? 28:07 Can DBS surgery cause issues with vision? 29:43 What are some treatments for dry eyes? What about treatments for excessive tearing? 33:57 If you were evaluated by an ophthalmologist and are still not happy with your vision, which type of doctor should you see next? 37:06 How do you find a neuro-ophthalmologist? 38:39 Is nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy associated with PD? Does PD worsen NAION? 41:00 Are there eye surgeons who specialize in eye surgery for people who have tremor? 42:52 Will I have to stop driving due to my PD? 44:34 How do the Parkinson plus syndromes affect vision? Vision changes are a common, but often under-discussed non-motor symptom of Parkinson’s disease. These changes can include eye movement problems, dry eyes, visual hallucinations, and more. Our special guest, Dr. Janet Rucker, is an expert on the eye problems of neurologic disorders and provided a helpful overview of this interesting topic and answered your questions live. You will learn: The common vision changes that can accompany Parkinson’s disease Why these vision changes occur in PD Which doctors can help navigate these symptoms Steps can you take to help improve your vision And much more! Let's Stay Connected 1) SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube Channel to stay informed about other APDA videos. 2) Turn On YouTube Notifications to get alerts whenever we go live or upload new content. 3) Connect with APDA on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or LinkedIn at @APDAparkinsons.