Patient's question:
Recently, I've been feeling a bit more awake, but I've noticed that my vision is quite blurry. After a thorough examination at the hospital, they diagnosed me with "optic atrophy." I looked up some information and it seems that a complete recovery is very difficult. I'm wondering what the current treatments are like and would appreciate some guidance. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
After the body's external trauma has healed. The optic nerve papilla, retinal lesions in the fundus need to be treated fundamentally. Lowering liver, spleen, and kidney function, unblocking ocular blood flow, and increasing eye nourishment should be addressed using traditional Chinese medicine conservative therapy. In the short term, it can be controlled, and a complete recovery can be achieved. The child is affected by optic nerve atrophy, so the family must take the child to see a doctor immediately for treatment to prevent the use of small advertisements for drugs. Proper medication is necessary. For parents, it is essential to provide the child with enough care and attention, and to do everything possible to help the child receive timely treatment for the disease.