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neuritis

Peripheral nerve inflammation caused by injury, poisoning, or disease, and accompanied by sensory and motor changes in the area of the affected nerve.
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In Wilson's case, not only did the optic neuritis eventually disappear, "It got completely better," she says.
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Diagnosed in 2007 after a bout with optic neuritis, 28-year-old Pennsylvania native Amber Tyson decided to tell in a way that was comfortable for her.
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