Often associated with auto-immune diseases.
Optic Neuritis is an inflammatory condition of the Optic Nerve. This condition is often associated with auto-immune diseases such as Multiple Sclerosis. It can cause vision loss and pain when moving the eye. Optic Neuritis occurs in both children and adults but typically ages 20-40.
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