Patient's question:
BR>My father underwent bilateral glaucoma surgery in 1990, after which his vision gradually deteriorated. His intraocular pressure has remained around 30 in both eyes. In December 2005, the last bit of light sensitivity also disappeared, leaving him completely blind. The People's Hospital of Baoji diagnosed him with optic atrophy glaucoma, and the Xijing Hospital reached the same conclusion, stating that the condition was incurable. What effective treatment does your hospital recommend?Medical history: No history of diabetes. Currently suffering from cerebral arteriosclerosis and undergoing treatment.
Previous diagnoses and treatment history and outcomes: He took 10 bottles each of Antiglaucoma Pills and Nourishing Retina Pills developed by the Huaxia Hospital in Jinan, Shandong, but they had no effect. Later, he took Bear Gall Bright Eyes Capsules from Shenyang Pharmaceutical Factory, which were said to stimulate...
Doctor's answer:
Optic Nerve Atrophy. Since being diagnosed by Western medicine as an "incurable terminal eye disease," patients who contract the condition often face long-term treatment without recovery and eventually give up hope, plunging into a world of darkness. In reality, this is not the case. The great Chinese nation and its rich medical treasures have provided us with a powerful tool to conquer this global challenge. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) holds that the human body is an organic whole, inextricably linked to the universe. Moreover, everything in nature has its unique characteristics, and therefore, treating diseases must also proceed from a holistic perspective, examining the root causes and applying targeted treatments. Differentiating syndromes and prescribing medications according to each patient's specific etiology and symptom patterns, with personalized formulas, is the only way to achieve the goal of curing. Optic Nerve Atrophy is not incurable—it is simply that its pathological patterns and characteristics have not been fully understood. Countless precedents have proven that Western medicine has reached its limits in studying Optic Nerve Atrophy, while Traditional Chinese Medicine has shone brightly in this field. - China Glaucoma Specialty Hospital.