Patient's question:
Hello doctor. My father is 66 years old this year. This year, during a routine and thorough examination, we found that he has optic nerve atrophy. His eyes haven't been doing well for three years, and he had cataracts. Later, he had surgery and it has been cured. Doctor, how much medical expense is needed to alleviate optic nerve atrophy?Doctor's answer:
Nerve atrophy is divided into two cases. The first is due to the shrinkage of various functions of the body as it ages, leading to the recurrence of optic nerve atrophy. The second case is when your optic nerve is subjected to certain control, causing the recurrence of expansion. Both cases can be treated through surgery, but the medical expenses are relatively high, ranging from 50,000 to 100,000.