Patient's question:
BR>At the age of one, my son's left eye was diagnosed by the doctor as congenital optic atrophy in children. The doctor said there was no good treatment method for me. I want to ask if there is any good method? Currently, his general condition: the right eye can see, but the left eye can hardly see anything. Medical history: It may have existed since birth, but we didn't notice it at the time. When my son was born, the hospital used forceps and there was a little blood clot on his head. I don't know if it's related? First question supplement: Please experts give me a good method, good advice. I don't know how to express my urgent heart! Please, please, thank you!!!!!! Tomorrow I will upload the photos.Doctor's answer:
Hello! If it is confirmed to be congenital optic nerve atrophy, there is currently no effective treatment. It is recommended to go to a big hospital to clarify the diagnosis. I think this is a problem you must solve immediately.