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Can eye floaters in both eyes be the only symptom of optic neuritis? or do i need to have vision loss and eye pain.
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Floaters: Floaters are generally not a symptom of optic neuritis. Vision loss and pain are far more common symptoms of that disorder.
Answered 12/11/2016
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