Visual impairment from Sly syndrome can make daily activities such as reading, driving, and recognizing faces difficult. Patients may require low vision aids, special lighting, or assistive technologies to help with these tasks. In severe cases, individuals may no longer be able to drive due to vision loss.
How does Sly syndrome affect daily activities like reading and driving?
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