neuritis in A Sentence

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    Neuritis- Types of the disease.

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    With neurological diseases, such as: sciatica, femoral Neuritis.

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    Retrobulbar Neuritis- inflammation of the optic nerve outside the eyeball:.

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    Optic Neuritis is uncomfortable and even painful(particularly on eve movements).

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    Diagnosis of Neuritis is based on the symptoms of the disease.

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    When optic Neuritis is present, the pupil always appears abnormal(afferent pupillary defect).

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    Most people with optic Neuritis experience pain that worsens with eye movement.

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    Vibration vegetative Neuritis is a professional Neuritis caused by the constant exposure to vibration.

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    In about 33 percent of people with optic Neuritis, the optic disk is swollen.

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    Most people whose optic Neuritis is not disease-related have a great chance for recovery.

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    Professional Neuritis- develops due to exposure to occupational hazards(intoxication with heavy metals, other toxic substances).

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    Depending on the severity of optic Neuritis, the optic nerve may appear normal or swollen.

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    Neuritis can be local, when only one nerve suffers, or multiple(polyNeuritis), when several nerves are damaged.

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    In most cases only one eye is affected, although both eyes can develop optic Neuritis simultaneously.

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    For example, in 15- 20 percent of all cases of multiple sclerosis, optic Neuritis is an initial symptom.

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    False optic Neuritis is an anomaly of the optic nerve development, reminiscent of its inflammation in the clinical picture.

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    Often this type of blood test is used to determine if the optic Neuritis is caused by inflamed cranial arteries.

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    Optic Neuritis is characterized by rapid(for hours- several days) and often reversible loss of vision in one or both eyes.

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    Optic Neuritis is caused by inflammation of the optic nerve in the eye and it can involve one or both eyes.

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    Around 16% of optic Neuritis patients presenting with no systemic abnormalities and a normal MRI will go on to develop MS.

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    Optic Neuritis usually resolves slowly by itself over a period of weeks or months, although vision may never return absolutely to normal.

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    Encephalomyelitis, Neuritis(mainly optic) and vasculitis have also(very rarely) been reported but a definite causal relationship with influenza vaccine has not been established.

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    Vegetative Neuritis is the defeat of peripheral fibers of the autonomic nervous system, manifested by trophic disorders(changes in color, skin temperature, etc.).

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    In most cases, vision returns to normal within two or three days without treatment, unless an underlying condition is causing the optic Neuritis.

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    Neuritis- inflammation of the trunk of the peripheral nerve, manifested by motor disorders and sensitivity disorders in the zone of innervation of this nerve.

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    MRIs can also determine whether the myelin has been damaged, and they can rule out tumors and other conditions that may mimic optic Neuritis.

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    As mentioned above, sometimes optic Neuritis is a precursor to development of MS, so if you have optic Neuritis, your doctor may recommend an MRI.

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    Eye changes associated with the disease have been described since the 1980s, being found as uveitis, iridocyclitis, conjunctival hemorrhage, optic Neuritis, amaurosis, and ocular artery obstruction.

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    If your optometrist or ophthalmologist suspects you have optic Neuritis, a visual field test usually will be performed to determine if you have peripheral vision loss.

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    However, about 14% will have a recurrence of optic Neuritis in the affected eye, and 12% will develop optic Neuritis in the other eye within 10 years.

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