Swollen optical nerve in my right eye
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I've had a swollen optical nerve for months. They have done a mri a spinal tap and plenty of eye ultra sounds and photos but they can not figure out the issue and why it has happened. The dr says it looks like it's getting better on its own but it still bothers me a lot. I have a sleep study planned. I also have a lot of pain on the side of my jaw that seems to go to the top spot of my head on the right side Has anyone else ever had this same issue before and if so what was it. I'm just scared that they missed somthing in the mri and spinal tap I have anxiety and panic attacks and this is making both act up more.
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imran_20678 kenneth06834
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kenneth06834 imran_20678
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HanO kenneth06834
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kenneth06834 HanO
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margaret22116 kenneth06834
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Kenneth I don't have definite answers here I am sorry to say. I have had pain like that and eye issues ( different from yours) and I have an auto immune disorder. My spinal tap and mri were always normal as were brain mri. I had dreadful symptoms at the time of scans etc yet nothing showed up. Do you have gi or joint issues?
kenneth06834 margaret22116
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I've always had acid feflux since I was 18 I'm 27 now
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HanO kenneth06834
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they should work on this basis
diana333 kenneth06834
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Ken I have exactly the same and posted here a few days ago. Mine was discovered by the optician and I was sent urgently to the hospital. Well I was so worried I couldn't eat. At the hospital I had all sorts of tests and a consultant looked at my right eye and wasn't sure why my right eye appears to have a swollen optic nerve although she said that it could be genetic such as a defect that makes it appear swollen but is not really swollen.i am now awaiting an MRI scan within the next couple of weeks. But I suffer with my sinuses and get sinus headaches quite frequently as I have an allergy. In your case the MRI and spinal tap didn't show anything so it could be that it's just the way you are. Try not to stress over it, if there was something sinister going on the MRI would have picked it up. Chances of the radiologist missing something when reading the results are extremely unlikely.