Blurry at rest (like I'm gazing), but I can focus them when I choose. If I read too much, I can tell they're getting fatigued. By the end of the day, they're pretty tired.

I no longer watch television in bed at the end of the day. If you do, make sure you sit as upright as possible, and not bend your head to watch (ie. your chin to your chest). This forces your eye muscles to work pretty hard, and could induce double vision (it did with me once, I learned my lesson).

As with all of our other muscles, we must really ration our eyes as well.

Take Care.

The more I read or do computer and drive the worse they get
Just don't work together

Oh yes, computer work makes my eyes bad.... I use the computer daily at work so most every days my eyes are bad. Ugg
Annette

I have blurry vision rather than double vision. The way my neuro describes it, blurry is the first stage of double vision; the eyes are crossing just enough to blur the outline of what we're looking at.

I get jumpy vision, too, but often that's if I take mestinon on an empty stomach, though I can get it just with MG, too, if I'm very tired.

Hi Carly - My first MG symptoms were ocular, both blurry vision and double vision. In the first years after initial diagnosis? Low-dose Prednisone and Mestinon - helped a lot (the meds were definitely not a cure.)

I never spent much time, in an eye doctor's office - until MG came along. I don't spend a lot of time there, even now - just every 6-months, for follow-up.
It has been an education, going to the eye doctor. I've learned there are many things can affect vision, things that have nothing to do with MG. And quite often? An eye-exam can detect other medical problems, problems that do not originate in the eyes, well before they would normally be found - in a primary-care office.
- Ross

Double vision has been the issue for me particually as an Electrician where I do a lot of terminating of various size wires and colors. I agree with Ross as check ups on a semi annual basis is as important as getting blood work done .

Cj

My ophthalmologist gave me a prescription for a set of computer glasses that are wonderful! I work at my computer all day and only rarely have double vision problems or blurred vision (but then I take a lot of Mestinon, too.) My eyes bother me if I do computer work with my regular glasses, though. My computer glasses have a bit of horizontal prism in the prescription and are single-vision lenses set up for an arm's-length distance.