Patient's question:
Left eye optic atrophy and deafness for over ten years, last year inverted eyelashes caused corneal ulcer, did an inverted eyelash surgery today in January, did a lot, but still have a bit of inverted eyelashes. But the corneal ulcer has not healed, the area is relatively large. Treatment for corneal ulcer and inverted eyelashes. What kind of help do you care about, left eye optic atrophy and deafness for over ten years.Doctor's answer:
Based on the pathological characteristics of optic atrophy, advanced surgical methods from domestic and international can be adopted, such as vascular shunting surgery and retinal vessel regrafting surgery, to treat optic atrophy. These procedures can enhance blood flow to the optic nerve and retina supplied by the ophthalmic artery, central retinal artery, and short posterior ciliary artery, stabilize the cerebral edema state of the optic nerve and retina, enrich the nutrition of the optic nerve and retina, and further reduce the patient's vision. Children are threatened by optic atrophy, so the mother must take the child to seek medical attention immediately to prevent the blind use of small advertisements drugs.