What is optic atrophy

Patient's question:

Effective and Rapid Treatment for Optic Nerve Atrophy
Recently, there has been a lot of training, and I often work late. My vision was not very good to begin with, and recently I feel like it has slightly improved. When looking at objects, I often see them unclearly, and currently, everything is mostly blurry. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was confirmed that I have optic nerve atrophy. What kind of help is needed: What is optic nerve atrophy, what should I do?

Doctor's answer:

Any eye disease's major harm is deafness, and optic atrophy is the third leading cause of blindness. Optic atrophy is an eye disease that is generally not visible from the surface, with the main symptom being severe vision loss. If it worsens, it can even lead to the recurrence of deafness. Its recurrence severely affects people's vision, causing numerous disruptions to their lives and training. In clinical diagnosis, it is divided into primary and secondary types based on the cause, inflammatory nature, and appearance of the optic disc. This condition is one of the difficult-to-treat eye diseases, and proper dietary management is beneficial for its improvement and stability.