Patient's question:
Male, 23. My eyes often feel very painful, and they are very dry and itchy, as if small insects have flown into them. My colleague said that these symptoms are very likely to be due to optic nerve atrophy. I am very worried. Please ask: Can optic nerve atrophy be relieved?Doctor's answer:
Once optic nerve atrophy occurs, it cannot be alleviated, and incorrect treatment will lead to the worsening of the condition, resulting in delayed severe neurological atrophy and blindness. Therefore, it is crucial to act quickly and accurately identify the cause of the blood infection to determine an effective treatment plan that can control the disease, expand the therapeutic approach, and achieve the best possible relief and recovery. Due to insufficient understanding of the condition, detailed proof of the onset age, onset time, and exact location of the disease is needed. A thorough examination of the underlying causes, including the results of an old MRI scan, the current detailed symptoms of the condition, and the treatments previously administered (the more detailed, the better), will greatly assist in the diagnosis, testing, and treatment of the disease. I hope this can help you.