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Optic neuritis
In Nov 2020 I have issue with optic neuritis,took steroid till Jan 7 2021 stopped using taping as suggested by doctor. After 4 days once again faced same issue then took steroid injection and detected mog antibodies positive, taking steroids using tablet form till now 30 mg , now as per doctor suggestion need to tapping and stopped. My question how can I easily identify it something goes wrong ? First time it was both eyes and second time only left eye , second time after stopping steroid I observe slightly dark spot in left eyes means some dark spot is there what I feel . Please help me how to identify easily so that avoid steroid injection. If all goes good then no issue
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May be the sequelae of optic neuritis .
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you need to follow up with your local  ophthalmologist .
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Hello, first thing you should not worry. Tension is one of the risk factors for recurrence. MOG related optic neuritis is known to recur. U fortunately you cannot know for sure.
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get visual fields, oct if possible for documenting progression and predict prognosis. need to consult for starting immunosuppressives to decrease the chances of recurrence
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dont ignore as it could be seriously impairing your vision. but mog related disease is known to have good prognosis.
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