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Old 07-21-2009, 01:36 PM #6
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Default Hi Allan

I have been taking mestinon a while now and my eyes still can't cope if there is a lot of visual stimuli.

Its almost as if they can't move quick enough to focus. It can be very disorientating and I have had several falls because of it.

Welcome to the site and ask as many questions as you like. I think you'll find we are a pretty friendly bunch and if we don't know something we will try and find out!

Nice to meet you

Love
Rach

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