Patient's question:
Seeing double 2010-01-17 Past treatment history and effectiveness: Diagnosed with optic nerve anesthesia What kind of help is needed: How to achieve good treatment effectsDoctor's answer:
Optic nerve anesthesia is commonly associated with:(1) Trauma: such as repeated trauma to the base of the skull, orbit, and concussions,
(2) Inflammation: such as peripheral neuritis, encephalitis, and meningitis,
(3) Cerebrovascular diseases: such as cerebral hemorrhage and thrombosis,
(4) Tumors: tumors in the orbit or intracranial region,
(5) Endogenous and exogenous toxins: such as focal infections, alcohol, tobacco, lead, carbon monoxide, putrefactive poisoning, diphtheria, etc.,
(6) Systemic diseases: such as exophthalmic goiter and diabetes, which can interfere with vision. It is recommended to seek detailed medical examination and treatment at a hospital.