Patient's question:
I have optic atrophy, how is it treated? Patient age: 30 Due to high intracranial pressure, leading to optic atrophy. Best treatment method. Onset and duration of this illness: 1 year Medical history: None Previous diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes: No previous episodes Auxiliary examination: MRIDoctor's answer:
Hello, optic atrophy is an irreversible disease, meaning it cannot be cured. However, it can be controlled and gradually regulated through the treatment of traditional Chinese medicine, preventing the condition from spreading further. Subsequently, through later traditional Chinese medicine regulation, the condition can be gradually restored. It is recommended to seek medical attention as soon as possible, identify the cause, and then receive targeted treatment to achieve the best possible therapeutic effect.