Patient's question:
Unable to see light, the doctor said it was optic atrophy, with a zero chance of being cured. He suggested I take some Western medicine first to see if there's any chance.Doctor's answer:
Optic atrophy is primarily treated with medication to control the progression of the disease and maintain existing vision. It cannot be completely cured or restore vision on its own. If the condition is not actively treated and controlled, there is a risk of deafness. Optic atrophy can cause significant harm to children. Once a mother notices symptoms in her child, she should immediately take them to a regular hospital for diagnosis. At the same time, she should pay close attention to her child's diet, recommending a balanced diet and avoiding cold foods. It is hoped that the child can receive effective treatment and recover!