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Vision problems are common with MS and can affect daily activities like using phones and computers. Research shows that people with MS experience more visual impairments compared to those without the condition. These vision issues aren't someone "targeting" you - they're a natural symptom of MS affecting your optic nerve Show Full Answer

Vision problems are common with MS and can affect daily activities like using phones and computers. Research shows that people with MS experience more visual impairments compared to those without the condition. These vision issues aren't someone "targeting" you - they're a natural symptom of MS affecting your optic nerve. Here are some helpful tips for managing device use with vision challenges:

• Use built-in accessibility settings on your phone or computer
• Try zooming in: On Windows, press Ctrl and + to zoom in (Ctrl and - to zoom out)
• On Mac, use Command and + to zoom in (Command and - to zoom out)
• Consider video calls when possible - they can help maintain social connections even when having vision difficulties

Remember to take breaks when using screens and consult your healthcare provider if vision symptoms worsen.

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