To determine the frequency distribution of ocular manifestations in multiple sclerosis patients.

This study is a cross sectional type, conducted with the aim of studying the frequency of eye symptoms in MS patients referring to the Shahid Sadoughi Yazd ophthalmology Clinic from 2012 to 2014. The Sample size includes 150 patients who referred to the clinic. The tool for gathering information was a questionnaire

: We examined 150 MS patients aged 33.48 years on average and with 28.43 years the age onset of disease. This study shows that blurred vision rate of 78.7% and the diplopia rate of 56% were the most prevalent vision complaints of patients from the starting the disease until examination. Optic atrophy with 14.7% and optic neuritis with 12% were the most common ocular findings in the examination.

We can conclude that vision disorders are the common consequences of MS. These disorders are accompanied by factors such as age, sex, residence and family background. Therefore, it is necessary to take the patients’ demographic characteristics into account in their initial examinations.