Hi ghada, I’ve had optic neuritis a few times and I think unfortunately that’s what you may have. There’s not really any treatment for it (that I have been told) but my first relapse was optic neuritis and I went to see an opthamologist(sp?) and had some different tests.
In my opinion the best thing is to not get overheated or exert yourself too much as that can increase bluryness, pain etc.
Also, my new neurologist told me at my first appointment with him that usually when Optic Neuritis is the first relapse, the prognosis is alot better.

My first attack was double vision -both eyes are seeing the same perfect picture, but your brain isn’t in control of co-ordinating their movement. I have 20/20 vision. I had to get clear glasses, in which I wore prisms, given to meat the eye hospital. I had it for 8 months, didn’t get better gradually, just went away one day.

Once diagnosed, can get steroids for any future attacks.

My diagnosis-attack was optic neuritis, I went on steroids right away, 3 days of IV and 8 days of oral, and my vision was back by the end, except that eye has a little different “color vision”.

I had optic neuritis and it lasted about 8 weeks. I found that it reacted to heat so it would always be worse after I had been exercising etc. I think that keeping yourself cool really helps and if it was really bad a cold shower would help it improve a bit. I still get it a bit when it is really hot but never as bad as it was. It will improve in time so try not to worry too much.

I have had it since January 1st (great start to the year!) At one point no sight at all in my left eye. Now it is like looking through very dark smoky glass. It is very weird, and changes during the day and the light level. My neurologist told me of someone who lost the sight in one eye for six months, but after 2 years could see normally again. I take cod liver oil and evening promrose, as they are supposed to help myelin repair. Also, I exercise it home by wearing an eye patch over my good eye- Pirate-style…