Patient's question:
What is optic neuritis? This past month, I noticed that my right eye has been blurry. I was admitted to Luyi Hospital, but there was no improvement. It was believed to be optic neuritis. After a comprehensive health check-up, no problems were found, and Dr. Lu also couldn't treat it. What should I do, experts? How do you get optic neuritis?Doctor's answer:
Optic neuritis or papillitis refers to inflammation of any part of the optic nerve. In clinical diagnosis, optic neuritis can be divided into intraorbital and retrobulbar types based on the location of inflammation. The former refers to papilledema, while the latter refers to retrobulbar optic neuritis. Currently, more and more patients support and praise the efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine in treating eye diseases. For many eye conditions believed to be incurable by Western medicine, it is recommended that you first try traditional Chinese medicine.