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Old 11-01-2010, 03:19 PM #2
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I think you need a new Doc/Neuro, Mike. If you are in a flare, it could be Optical Neuritis. Do you have an Optho or Neuro/Opth? You should be getting some kind of treatment. IVSM(intravenous SaluMedrol)Steroids.

Make some noise, Mike..
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