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Old 01-02-2013, 04:35 PM #1
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Default Can Imuran make eyesight worse?
I have generalized MG that presented with first arm/leg weakness, then chewing difficulty, but no ocular symptoms. I'm 3.5 years since symptoms started, but only about 6 months since I've had vision difficulty - more blurry than double vision. I do not have ptosis. I was wondering if anyone has had their vision worsen due to Imuran, because my vision issues started shortly after I started taking it. Thanks for any insight
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