Patient's question:
Feeling uncomfortable with my eyes, they have been tearing up and there's also some discharge. Last week, I had a thorough examination at the hospital and was told I have retrobulbar neuritis. What exactly is this condition? I want to understand what the treatment for retrobulbar neuritis is like? Is it expensive? How long does the treatment take? Which hospital is the best for treating this?Doctor's answer:
According to the description, retrobulbar neuritis is suggested. It is recommended to be hospitalized in the ophthalmology department of the hospital. Medications such as those stabilizing microcirculation, nourishing nerves, and expanding blood vessels should be used to promote a complete recovery. Additionally, maintain a regular daily routine, pay attention to rest, avoid staying up late, smoking, or drinking beer. Do not consume spicy or irritating foods to prevent symptoms from worsening and affecting the complete recovery of vision. The hospital should conduct a thorough examination and treatment.