Patient's question:
My daughter has always had a tilted head when looking at things. Since last year, her vision has started to decline, and she finds things blurry. Her eyes don't hurt or itch. At first, we thought it was nearsightedness, but after taking her to an ophthalmology hospital for an expert's diagnosis, it was determined to be congenital visual nerve atrophy. How is this disease caused?Doctor's answer:
Hello, there is currently no effective treatment for congenital optic nerve atrophy. Traditional Chinese Medicine's Seven-Star Needle Scraping Therapy can be used for conservative treatment. The scraping therapy stimulates meridians, unblocks them, regulates Yang Qi, enhances blood and qi circulation around the eyes, improves the nutrition of nerves and muscles, relaxes regulation, restores visual fatigue, and improves visual function, ultimately achieving the goal of restoring the optic nerve. Traditional Chinese Medicine ophthalmology has treated several cases of optic nerve atrophy, all of which have achieved excellent clinical effects.