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Old 04-24-2008, 10:04 PM #1
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Default Can MS cause double vision?
My doctors are very puzzled with my symptoms. A month ago I did have an MRI on my left eye which is the one with double vision. Radiologist noted that I have "pseudotumor" however my symptoms do not add up to that. So neurologist is going back to MS. My brain MRI's are nornmal. Does this make sense?
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