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Anya - Yesterday, the nystagmus came back again. I've only gotten a 2 day reprieve from it. UGH! So this morning I googled nystagmus in MS and found this article. I thought of you and decided to share this link. I can certainly share some of your frustration. For me though, it is only eye pain and a jittery eye that affects my vision but it has been going on since the end of December. Based on this article, it appears that what I am experiencing is saccadic intrusions which, from what I gather from the article, these are not caused by the optic nerve but a lesion in the brainstem or cerebellum, which I do have. I thought it interesting because we always associate eye trouble in MS as being an optic nerve issue but, based on this article, that doesn't seem to always be the case.

http://www.msfocus.org/article-detai...?articleID=382
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