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Yes, multiple myeloma can affect your eyesight in several ways. Common vision symptoms include:

• Vision loss (gradual or sudden)
• Blurred vision
• Seeing floaters or flashes
• Shadow vision at the corners of eyes
• Dry eyes
• Eye inflammation These vision changes can occur due to:

1. The myeloma itself directly affecting Show Full Answer

Yes, multiple myeloma can affect your eyesight in several ways. Common vision symptoms include:

• Vision loss (gradual or sudden)
• Blurred vision
• Seeing floaters or flashes
• Shadow vision at the corners of eyes
• Dry eyes
• Eye inflammation These vision changes can occur due to:

1. The myeloma itself directly affecting eye tissues
2. Side effects from myeloma treatments
3. Increased risk of eye infections due to weakened immune system

It's important to have regular eye exams and report any vision changes to your oncologist right away. Some members have found working with occupational therapists helpful for managing vision problems.

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Multiple Myeloma and Eye Complications: What To Know