A patient has blurred vision in one eye and numbness in their arm. What disease could cause this?
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peripheral neuropathy
Transient Ischemic attack
How about Stroke? Transient ishemical attack
optic neuritis
If this is optic neuritis, what systemic neurological condition is most commonly associated with it? 
Could a demyelinating disorder explain involvement of both the optic nerve and sensory pathways? 
pain with eye movement and temporary vision loss in one eye.
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Would a TIA typically present with optic neuritis–type visual symptoms, or is that more suggestive of an inflammatory process? 
Could this represent a clinically isolated syndrome that later progresses?
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symptoms like tingling, numbness, “pins and needles” sensations in the arms, legs, or face.- sensory,
optic- unilateral, or bilateral visual loss, often accompanied by pain with eye movement, “washed out” color vision, and a relative afferent pupillary defect.
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Multiple sclerosis
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It is often serves as initial symptoms, associated with central nervous system demyelinating diseases ,called Multiple Sclerosis.
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No I don’t think TIA presents with optic neuritis type symptoms
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