Patient's question:
How to treat optic atrophy of the eye My cousin used to be quite healthy and didn't suffer from any major illnesses. Although he would occasionally catch a cold, he would recover on his own without medication, and the family didn't have to worry much. However, in the past year, his vision has been declining rapidly. Later, when he went to the hospital, he was diagnosed with optic atrophy.Doctor's answer:
Generally, it will not be affected, but it is recommended to regularly check your eyes at the hospital.For the treatment of optic atrophy, it is necessary to address the cause and treat it fundamentally, which is relatively important. Additionally, comprehensive treatment combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine can be provided. Once the eyes have optic atrophy, it is almost impossible to cure it completely, but it is entirely possible for the residual nerve fibers to recover or maintain their function. Therefore, it is important to instill confidence in the patient and encourage them to persist in treatment.