Eye Exercises to Improve Balance and Reduce Falls in Parkinson's Disease

This trial is testing whether a structured program of eye exercises can help people with Parkinson's disease improve their balance, walking ability, and reduce their risk of falling. Research suggests that eye movement problems are common in Parkinson's disease and may contribute to balance and movement difficulties. The study will compare people who receive supervised eye-exercise training to those who continue with their usual care.

While exercise is known to help Parkinson's disease symptoms, balance problems and falls remain a major challenge even with standard treatment. This trial exists because recent research suggests that eye movement and vision control may play an important role in balance and movement, and training these eye movements might offer additional benefits beyond conventional therapy.