Patient's question:
It has been three months now, and there is still no light sensitivity. I have seen a doctor and received anti-mouse nerve factor injections, but there has been no response. What treatment should I follow now?Doctor's answer:
Atrophy is both an organic lesion and a very severe organic nerve damage. If timely and correct diagnosis and treatment cannot be provided, continued atrophy will lead to permanent nerve necrosis and permanent blindness. Urgent help is needed to perform a brain MRI and send the photos for guidance. Note, this condition involves both secondary and primary nerve damage. Without a definitive diagnosis, treatment cannot proceed. In clinical practice, the reason why nerves cannot recover is often due to taking chances with substances like rat nerve growth factor and cobalamin, which delays treatment time.