Patient's question:
Over two months ago, my son fell while playing in the community, which led to a loss of vision in his right eye. Now he can't see anything. We have used neurotrophic fluids and hormones, but it hasn't helped. The doctor said the nerves have swollen. Can you still treat it?Doctor's answer:
Based on the above, your son's lack of light sensitivity in his right eye is related to the vision nerve atrophy caused by the injury. Since the medication has been used but has not been effective, it proves that the vision nerve damage is severe, and a complete recovery may be less likely, with a lower chance of being cured. It is still recommended to take oral neurotrophic drugs to try to fully restore vision. The child is affected by vision nerve atrophy, so the parents must take the child to see a doctor in time for treatment to prevent the blind use of small advertisements drugs and ensure proper medication.