Patient's question:
The doctor is male, 44 years old this year. Recently, because he kept temporarily not being able to see, he went for a thorough check-up and found that he suffers from optic neuritis and myelitis. He is very worried and quickly came to ask if his optic neuritis and myelitis will cause blindness? Is the condition serious?Doctor's answer:
If eyes discomfort appears multiple times, or if vision decline is felt, it is important to promptly go to the hospital for a thorough examination. First, the cause must be identified, and then further treatment can be implemented.Optic neuritis and spinal neuritis are very serious diseases. Once they appear multiple times, they should be given high attention. If symptoms are severe, it may lead to blindness. It is recommended to go to an ophthalmology hospital for relevant examinations.