Patient's question:
Using mecobalamin dispersible tablets and cytidine diphosphocholine sodium tablets to treat optic atrophy, after taking the medication for one month, the patient feels a bit of effect. Can it be continued? How long should it be used? Post-brain tumor surgery, the eyes are almost blind, nearly two years.Doctor's answer:
Disease Analysis: Methylcobalamin is actually Vitamin B12, and cytidine is a drug that improves brain cell metabolism. Advice: The two medications can be continued as they are beneficial and harmless to the body. The recovery from optic atrophy is relatively slow, and treatments are largely similar, with the main focus on nerve nutrition. Doctor's Inquiry: