Patient's question:
Father suffered from optic atrophy in his thirties. Will I and future children have the possibility of inheriting it from the generation gap? I ask if optic atrophy can be inherited from the generation gap.Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, it will never lead to hereditary problems across generations. Maintain a regular routine of diet and living, ensure sufficient, balanced, and comprehensive nutrition, and adjust your emotions. Eat less puffed food and carbonated drinks, reduce consumption of spicy foods, limit fish, shrimp, and seafood, and avoid smoking and alcohol. Drink more warm vegetable soup and warm rice porridge, and engage in active and appropriate exercise.If the child is suffering from optic atrophy, parents must take them to see a doctor immediately for treatment to prevent the use of blind medication to alleviate symptoms. Parents should carefully observe changes in their child's symptoms and do their best to help them receive timely medical treatment.