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What Causes Blurred Vision?
I have periodic episodes of eye tracking incorrectly. See double and vision blurred; therefore, am afraid to drive. Have appointment being set up through my optometrist with a neuroophthamologist. He stated that he believes this may be myasthenia gravis. If this is the case, how will I know I can drive? I am very independent, but a bit frightened.
Tue, 27 Sep 2016
Hello,
If they think you have myasthenia gravis you need to see a neurologist to confirm the diagnosis and get you appropriate treatment. The neurologist can assure you when you are on adequate treatment about your ability to drive.
Regards
If they think you have myasthenia gravis you need to see a neurologist to confirm the diagnosis and get you appropriate treatment. The neurologist can assure you when you are on adequate treatment about your ability to drive.
Regards
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