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Default A question about O.N. (Optic Neuritis)

I mainly hear from folks who had O.N. pre-diagnosis or at diagnosis... what I'm curious about is how common is it for O.N. to develop later on with MS?

Have any of you been diagnosed with O.N. well into the disease course?

I'd be interested to hear your stories.
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2004 to present - Trigeminal Neuralgia
2007 to present - Burning Mouth Syndrome
March 2008 - Multiple Sclerosis DX
05/2008 - Relapse
05/2008 to 02/2009 - Copaxone
10/2011 - Relapse - Optic Neuritis developed
9/2012 - Relapse - Balance issues 1 sided
8/2012 - Erythema Nodosum - diagnosed 10/2012, reaction to Topiramate (Topamax)
April 7/14 - Raynaud's Syndrome DX
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