For many, vision problems are the first sign of MS. Fortunately, the prognosis for MS-related vision issues is often positive. Join Dr. Shiv Saidha, a professor of neurology in the Division of Neuroimmunology and Neurological Infections at Johns Hopkins Hospital, as we talk about strategies to navigate these challenges, and provide guidance for managing and optimizing visual well-being. This program originally aired on March 7, 2024. | National Multiple Sclerosis Society

Multiple sclerosis can affect your vision in several ways. Problems with your sight can be an early symptom of MS, and can also arise if you've had MS for some time. In this video we have collected information on three of the ways in which people with MS may develop visual problems (optic neuritis, double vision (diplopia) and Nystagmus). For more information about eye problems in MS have a look at https://www.mstrust.org.uk/a-z/visual-problems | Multiple Sclerosis Trust