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The flair that earned me my MS dx was a severe bout of double vision. It took about six months to correct itself. Several years later I had Optic Neuritis in my left eye. It hurt and affected my vision. As soon as that cleared up (about 4 weeks) I had it in my right eye. It wasn't as severe and didn't last as long in the right eye.

I won't take IVSM (too hard on the bones) so I usually just wait it out. I take LDN and I believe that helps tremendously in quick recovery and little to no residual damage.
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