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Old 07-10-2009, 07:51 AM #1
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Default Vision and more

Vision is acting up on me for the last few weeks. I had steroids started on the 4th for severe leg pain and vision. Only problem is everytime I have had steroids they have helped the leg pain but never the eyes. I can't do hardly anything without them showing some damage from good old optic neuritus. I can't drive because of it and any lights or reflective glare makes them go bonkers. I wish there was something out there to help. On a different note started Copaxone on Monday and have been getting some knots but no flu like symtoms. So question is it heat then cold or cold then heat afterwards. Also why do you have to wait a day before massaging the knot. Thanks in advance and hugs to all
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