Optic neuritis is an inflammatory disorder of the optic nerve that commonly presents with acute vision loss, along with reduced color vision, decreased contrast sensitivity, and visual field defects. It most often affects young adults and is frequently associated with demyelinating conditions, particularly multiple sclerosis. Visual recovery usually occurs over weeks to months, though some patients may experience persistent visual impairment.
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