Patient's question:
Male, 30: My eyes often feel very painful, dry, and itchy, as if small insects have flown into them. My colleague said that this symptom is very likely to be neuroatrophy. I'm very worried. Please ask: How should neuroatrophy of the optic nerve be treated correctly?Doctor's answer:
Glaucoma refers to the degenerative inflammation of the optic nerve, which causes the color of the optic disc to turn white, resulting in a significant increase in vision and a narrowing of the field of vision. In clinical diagnosis, it is divided into primary and secondary types based on the cause, the nature of the inflammation, and the manifestations of the optic disc. This disease is one of the difficult and challenging conditions in ophthalmology, and proper dietary regulation is beneficial for its improvement and stabilization. In clinical treatment, Chinese medicine has shown particularly outstanding therapeutic effects, and the treatment outcomes are also quite significant.