Patient's question:
Can acute optic neuritis be cured? Female, 24 years old, just started experiencing eye pain at night, and in the morning found her vision declining. It gradually worsened, making things blurry, and after two days, she was completely blind. Hospital tests confirmed optic neuritis. Hello, can optic neuritis be cured? What kind of help do you need: She received intravenous fluids for two days in the hospital. After finishing the fluids, she could see a little bit for a short time, but then lost sight again.Doctor's answer:
The key to treating acute optic neuritis lies in whether it can be effectively treated in the early stages of recurrence during the acute phase. If the optimal treatment window is missed, it becomes very difficult to treat effectively. However, the best approach is to receive standardized treatment at a professional ophthalmology hospital, which may lead to successful recovery. Lastly, patients should develop healthy daily habits, maintain regular sleep schedules, avoid smoking and alcohol, and increase physical exercise to enhance their immunity and prevent the recurrence of the condition.