I live in Fallbrook so not San Diego but I drive into San Diego once in a while and like most places it has the nice places and the not so nice places. Deployments suck but there's unfortunately no way of avoiding them. My husband is almost done with his deployment (he's a Marine) and it went by kinda quick. I had the pregnancy and my son keeping my hands full plus I take care of kids occasionally. You'll get through it though don't worry.
Optic neuritis is an inflammation of the nerve in the back of the eye and can cause pain, loss of color vision, and reduced vision. Multiple sclerosis is a condition in which inflammation causes damage to the myelin sheaths covering nerve fibers in the brain and spinal cord. Corticosteroids, intravenous followed by oral, can help in assisting with a more rapid recovery of optic neuritis.
She had no syptoms, this was a routine eye exam - she was not having any problems when she made the appointment. These syptoms started after the appointment, at which they discovered no problems other than she was in need of glasses for driving.
Yes. Get the opinion of a retina surgeon. My eye has been lasered. I have almost lost the vision in the eye that was not lasered. I have lattice.
A specialist can tell you best if your husband should have this treatment.
Best,
Anna.
i am up to something. i hope this time it works. running against time. should have been a virologist instead. didn't they know you could have everything yet chose this path. why? for what?
come out bellerophon.
I AGREE THAT YOU SHOULD SEE A NEUROLOGIST. WITH THE EYE SYMPTOMS YOU ARE HAVING YOU COULD HAVE OPTIC NEURITIS WHICH LEADS ME TO TELL YOU TO TALK OVER ALL OTHER SYMPTOMS WITH THE NEUROLOGIST.
OPTIC NEURITIS IS OFTEN THE FIRST SIGN/ SYMPTOM OF MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. ALSO, MIGRAINE IS NOW BEING RECOGNIZED AS A SYMPTOM OF MS.
TALK SERIOUSLY WITH YOUR NEURO....
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