Two months prior to his presentation, the patient had bilateral progressive painless vision loss over five days. Vision returned to baseline within one week. One month prior to presentation, the patient had progressive painless vision loss in the right eye. As vision in right eye improved, vision in left eye worsened. Both eyes returned to baseline within one week. MRI of brain and orbits during second episode were reported to be normal. Evaluation during that episode by retina specialist showed 20/400 vision in right eye and was otherwise unremarkable.
Past Medical History:
- unremarkable
Past Ocular History:
- unremarkable
Medications:
- multivitamin a day
Habits:
- no smoking
- social beer and wine
Family History:
-no significant history of blindness
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