Optic Neuritis

If your microwave is not heating food, there may be an issue with the magnetron, the component responsible for generating microwave energy. It could also be related to a problem with the high-voltage diode, capacitor, or transformer. It is recommended to have a professional technician inspect and repair the microwave to ensure proper functioning.

The optic nerve reacts fastest to blue light because it has the shortest wavelength and highest energy among the visible light spectrum.

increase in intracranial pressure can cause enlarge of optic nerve as it is derived from an outpouching of the diencephalon during embryonic development.

The normal field of vision of humans extends to approximately 60 degrees towards the nose from the vertical meridian to each eye. It extends to about 100 degrees away from the nose from the vertical meridian.

Yes if it is microwave proof

These sound like petechiae, which are hemorrhages of tiny capillaries under the skin. You can sometimes get them on your neck from coughing hard or vomiting forcefully or sometimes they will appear on your arm after having your blood drawn where the tourniquet was placed. They are usually harmless, however, if you are showing signs of illness and the petechiae show up for no reason, it may be a sign of something more serious, so it is always best to check with your physician.

A small firm lump under your skin at the base of your penis could be a cyst, but this should be confirmed with a doctor.

ANSWER: Most likely lymph glands... If you had an abscessed tooth or severe acne/boil on one side of your lower face, the "poisons" would have drained into the anterior [front] cervical [neck] chain [they are grouped like a chain]. Lymph nodes [glands] grow to filter out toxins/poison in the lymphatic system, which is essentially the third 'circulatory' system of the body. If an enfection in located in one area of the body lymph nodes grow in direct relationship to the amount of toxin/poison in that area... Most nodes are deep within the body and cannot be felt. If the person affected has a severe viral infection then the nodes under the jaw can swell [grow]... If a child has an ear infection often he/she will develop swollen nodes behind the ear at the base of the skull... HOWEVER, if a person finds enlarging nodes under the jaw AND/or under the arms, the inside of the elbows, in the groin areas, then a physician needs to be consulted as this could mean other, possibly more serious conditions... Hope this helps!

Many grasshoppers have five eyes as a defense mechanism. This allows them to see farther and wider, allowing them to evade predators.

This is an interesting question. Many doctors believe that corticosteroids can positively impact MS and can cause reductions of nerve swelling in a shorter timeframe than without. But recent studies have shown that there is very little effect on optic nerve recovery time when using corticosteroids than without.

Optic neuritis, whether caused by MS or not, will right itself within a few weeks to a few months. It should be completely cleared in 6 months for most people. There is little need to help it along.

because people made it so nothing can burn or catch on fire...

To be on the safe side it is best to go and check with your opticians as soon as possible before it gets worser than ever.

:D hope i help.

get better soon and best of luck!

It can be: arachnoid cyst colloid cyst enlarged perivascular space dermoid cyst choroid plexus cyst pineal cyst Rathke cleft cyst cystic neoplasm parasites (neurocysticercosis) DW malformation

Microwave ovens work because the microwaves excite water molecules in the food, causing them to vibrate rapidly. This raises the temperature of the material (and is why microwave ovens 'heat food from the inside out', or 'right through' might be more accurate). A dry plate does not contain much water, so it doesn't get hot.

Just had eye surgery and used Atropine for about 6 weeks. Dr. said the effects of the Atropine will last 1-2 weeks after the last drop was administered.

The suspension ligament holds the lens in a position and changes the focus so you can see everything clearly and properly