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Vision
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Blepharospasm (dystonia of the eye muscles) is the form of dystonia that affects the eyes in the most obvious way, but other forms of dystonia may also affect vision.
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Tremors and spasms may make it difficult to insert contact lenses or wear glasses.
Bifocals create a special challenge. For some people, “executive” or “progressive” lenses are easier to use than the traditional bifocal lenses.
Changing the midline of glasses may make them easier to wear.
- Informing your eye doctor about dystonia and how your individual symptoms affect you will help you work as a team to address your vision needs.
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