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UPDATE, FINALLY AN ANSWER
by cdvzfr, Apr 25, 2008 02:34PM
I FINALLY HEARD FROM MY NEURO-OPTHO OVER THE PHONE MY RESULTS OF MY TESTS FROM JAN. I HAVE DEFFINATE SIGNS OF OPTICAL NEUROPATHY, AND HE SUSPECTS SLOW MOVING, BENIGN MS AS THE CAUSE.
THE LINEING OF MY OPTIC NERVE IN BOTH EYES IS DISAPPEARING.
DOES THIS MEAN I HAVE OPTICAL NEUROSIS? OR WILL? WHAT DO THEY DO FOR THIS? IS THERE A WAY TO STOP MY VISION LOSE?
NEXT, APPT. MAY 20TH, 2008
RAE
THE LINEING OF MY OPTIC NERVE IN BOTH EYES IS DISAPPEARING.
DOES THIS MEAN I HAVE OPTICAL NEUROSIS? OR WILL? WHAT DO THEY DO FOR THIS? IS THERE A WAY TO STOP MY VISION LOSE?
NEXT, APPT. MAY 20TH, 2008
RAE
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ess
Listen to Ess, she knows her stuff. I hope from this point on you can keep moving in the right direction.
Please keep us posted!
Best wishes to you...
Wanna
I hope to goodness that they do some follow-up testing to monitor you. I'm worried that they have you pegged as "benign" and will continue to be lackadaisical with your treatment. Your vision is one thing I would make one hundred and ten percent sure that they're on their toes with.
For one thing, MS is completely unpredictable. You may have a slow moving case for a while and the disease will switch into supersonic mode. You just never really can predict.
I am glad that you're getting some answers, but I have to be honest with you about my concern.
Take care, sweetie!
Deb