Month: March 2022

What Is Visual Snow?

It is grainy or pixelated vision, resembling a TV static overlay, and can be constant. It can be mistaken for floaters or visual ghosts. Even though the first case was reported in 1995 and only 10 cases by 2014, it clearly not rare. New studies show it affects 3% of everyone. Some people have had… Read more »

A Multiple Sclerosis Diet?

Newly diagnosed people with MS in particular want to know.   Jack H. Florin MD | Your Neurologist in Orange County. The answer has been elusive without biomarkers, other than MRI, to evaluate treatment efficacy and disease course. Serum neurofilament light chain protein(sNfL) is a new sensitive and accurate biomarker of damage to neurons and… Read more »