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Old 03-20-2008, 10:56 PM #1
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Default Orbital Pseudoturmor
Has anyone every been diagnoised with orbital pseudotumor? I have been seeing double vision since Thanksgiving. It has gotten worse. At first doctors thought it was Myasthenia but blood work comes back negative and I'm feeling good health wise since I've been taking herbs. However vision has gotten worse. Got an MRI done last week and they found a pseudotumor in left eye but it's very small. Doctors put me on steroids and have been one them for a week now and nothing. Just need info on this if anyone has or is going through this.

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