Patient's question:
Childhood optic atrophy of the fundusDoctor's answer:
Neuroretinitis is not a name of a disease, but rather refers to any disease that causes damage to retinal ganglion cells and their axons. The primary treatment is to address the underlying cause. Once neuroretinitis occurs, it is almost impossible to cure it completely, but it is entirely possible for the remaining nerve fibers to recover or maintain their function. Therefore, it is important to instill confidence in the patient and encourage them to persist with treatment. Due to the lack of strict double-blind trials (sometimes not permitted) for various medications, it is difficult to determine which drugs or methods are definitely effective.