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Mri showed "inflammation" in cavernous sinus, double vision gone following steroid course. trigemenial neurological tingling now. ?
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Tolosa-hunt syndrome: Inflammation of the cavernous sinus occurs with tolosa-hunt syndrome. This usually improves with steroids. Check with your doctor. A further round of steroids and repeat imaging is probably in order.
Answered 10/9/2013
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