Can a traumatic optic nerve contusion caused by external injury still be treated?

Patient's question:

Can a traumatic optic nerve contusion leading to optic atrophy be treated? Gender: Male Age: 30 I injured one eye in a car accident. The right eye. Optic nerve contusion. At the one-month check-up, the optic nerve atrophy was detected. I am 30 years old. Male. Treatment history and whether there are any allergies or hereditary medical history: None

Doctor's answer:

Analysis of the condition: Human cells are classified into regenerative, weakly regenerative, and non-regenerative cells... Nerve cells belong to non-regenerative cells...
Advice: If the nerve cell body is damaged, it's game over. If only the axon part of the nerve cell is injured, it generally heals. We know that optic atrophy can cause significant harm to children. If it's not treated promptly or if the treatment method is incorrect, its progression is rapid, and it can bring great harm to young children. Therefore, it's crucial to seek professional medical treatment at a qualified hospital in a timely manner. This is the key.