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Eye pain and dizziness/lightheadedness are common symptoms of MS. Specifically with eye-related symptoms, people with MS may experience:

• Pain when moving their eyes
• Blurred vision (usually in one eye)
• Double vision
• Vision loss
• Changes in color perception

These symptoms often occur due to inflammation of the Show Full Answer

Eye pain and dizziness/lightheadedness are common symptoms of MS. Specifically with eye-related symptoms, people with MS may experience:

• Pain when moving their eyes
• Blurred vision (usually in one eye)
• Double vision
• Vision loss
• Changes in color perception

These symptoms often occur due to inflammation of the optic nerves (optic neuritis). Dizziness and vertigo are also frequent MS symptoms, often described as feeling lightheaded or like the room is spinning. While nose pain and chills aren't typically discussed as primary MS symptoms, any new or worsening symptoms should be reported to your healthcare provider right away, as they could indicate a change in your condition or possibly signal a relapse.

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