Parkinson’s disease (PD) often causes decline in visual acuity, dry eyes, and discomfort. Including a neuro-ophthalmologist in the healthcare team can help manage these issues. Motor symptoms include blurred vision, eye strain, reading difficulties due to slowed eye movements, and difficulty opening the eyes. Dry eyes are common as PD individuals blink less frequently than normal. Seborrheic blepharitis can intensify dry eye symptoms. Traumatic Brain Injury can impact various visual skills such as tracking, fixation, focus change, depth perception, peripheral vision, binocularity, sustaining attention, visualization, near vision acuity, distance acuity, and vision perception.

A Korean parent shares their experience with Mr. Stanley and their child’s continuous improvement in reading performance.

Stroke rates in Malaysia doubled from 0.3% to 0.7% between 2006 and 2011, with vision problems being a common issue among survivors. These issues include visual field loss, eye movement problems, and visual processing problems. Neuro-Optometric Vision rehabilitation is crucial for improving patients’ visual function post-stroke. Patients should consult a Neuro-optometrist for suitable treatment plans.