Lacunar infarction can lead to blurred vision?

Lacunar infarction is lacunar infarction, whether it will lead to blurred vision should be judged according to the site of infarction.

If infarction occurs in occipital lobe, it can lead to optic nerve function damage, blurred vision, visual field defect, etc., and in severe cases, blindness. If infarction occurs in pons, internal capsule, subcortical white matter, basal ganglia, etc., it does not lead to optic nerve function damage, usually does not cause blurred vision.

Patients with lacunar infarction should seek medical treatment in time, so as not to cause permanent damage to brain and body function and seriously affect the quality of life.