Patient's question:
Two and a half months ago, my son slipped and fell while playing in the community, which caused him to lose 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 swelled. Can it still be treated?Doctor's answer:
Nerve damage caused by traumatic injuries has led to inflammation of the optic nerve, requiring neurotrophic medication. If the neurotrophic medication does not stabilize the symptoms within one month, it will not be possible for the condition to heal on its own, and nerve atrophy cannot be regenerated. It is recommended that patients maintain a balanced nutritional intake in daily life, engage in regular aerobic exercises to strengthen their bodies, and keep a positive mood to enhance their physical condition and accelerate the recovery process.