Patient's question:
In middle school, I discovered that my eyes had optic nerve atrophy, but it wasn't confirmed. Different hospitals gave different diagnoses. Later, I found out that it was only color weakness, but neither of my parents nor my three uncles had this condition. Could you please explain what happened when I discovered the optic nerve atrophy in middle school?Doctor's answer:
According to your description. In middle school, you discovered that your optic nerves were atrophying. In your current condition, I suggest you visit an ophthalmology hospital for symptomatic treatment. Because your condition should undergo a comprehensive and thorough examination to determine whether it is inherited over generations or acquired. However, you can use some nerve-nourishing medications for symptomatic treatment. But the complete recovery of nerves is very slow, so you must be mentally prepared. Optic nerve atrophy has a significant impact on children. Once the mother notices the symptoms of the child, she should immediately take the child to a regular hospital for diagnosis. At the same time, she should pay more attention to the child's nursing issues. It is recommended to maintain a balanced diet to nourish the body's nutrients in daily life. I hope the child can receive effective treatment and recover!