Patient's question:
My baby is 8 months old, and I don't know why he has developed cortical blindness. What should I do about this condition?Doctor's answer:
Cortical blindness is a central visual impairment caused by toxins or ischemia in the cerebral cortex. Vasospasm-related injury is the most common cause. Clinically, it presents with complete loss of vision in both eyes, normal pupillary light reflex, normal fundus, and hemiplegia. This condition is most common in children aged 2 to 6. Corticosteroids and vasodilators are commonly used medications in modern Western medicine. For the current situation, I recommend seeking treatment under the guidance of a doctor.