Patient's question:
Posterior optic neuritis-induced optic atrophy main symptoms:Posterior optic neuritis-induced optic atrophy onset time: Summer vacation of 2008
Laboratory test results: Field defect
What kind of help is needed: How is posterior optic neuritis-induced optic atrophy treated?
Doctor's answer:
Retinal optic nerve atrophy inflammation, timely symptomatic treatment, there is still a possibility of complete recovery. If it progresses, it may lead to complete loss of vision if severe! It is recommended to go to a formal national Class III Grade A hospital ophthalmology department for examination and treatment. The earlier the treatment, the better it is for the complete recovery of the eye. The above is advice on this issue, hoping it helps you. Wishing you a speedy recovery!