Patient's question:
Doctor, my grandfather is 69 years old this year. The day before yesterday, he said that his vision was blurry and his eyes hurt, so I took him to the hospital for a thorough examination. The doctor said he had optic atrophy. So I want to ask if optic atrophy can be cured?Doctor's answer:
This situation, from the results, may ease up or still be a bit challenging, and it is related to factors such as fatigue and age. Under the guidance of a doctor, it may be appropriate to use some nerve-nourishing medications to see the effect. Do not put too much pressure on yourself, and then apply some appropriate massage and acupuncture to stabilize for a period of time, which should also be helpful. Increase some strong light stimulation. If the eye is experiencing nerve atrophy, it cannot be relieved, only some certain relief can be achieved. Pay attention not to overuse your eyes in daily life, and you can use a warm towel to cold compress your eyes occasionally.