Patient's question:
I was injured a few days ago due to external pressure, which caused optic nerve atrophy, macular degeneration in the retina, and clouded lens. At the time, a thorough eye examination revealed a vision of below 0.1. The doctor said it was possible for my vision to improve in the future, but I am very concerned. For this reason, I would like to ask how to treat optic nerve atrophy, macular degeneration in the retina, and clouded lens?Doctor's answer:
If the lens is cloudy after a careful examination of eye vision, it is basically an inflammation of eye function, especially the symptoms caused by cataracts. These symptoms can be addressed through a lens replacement surgery. For optic nerve atrophy, vitamin A supplementation along with some nutrients, and acupuncture and blood-activating medications can help regulate and suppress the condition. These are relatively ideal approaches. The main focus should be on rest, avoiding overexertion and staying up late. Lifestyle habits also play a crucial role in recovery.