Patient's question:
In the past two years, test and examination results: Diagnosed by the ophthalmology department of the city central hospital as: optic atrophy. Past treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment? Rehabilitation therapyDoctor's answer:
The leading treatment for the cause of optic nerve atrophy is crucial, and secondarily, a comprehensive evaluation of traditional Chinese and Western medicine can be provided. Once optic nerve atrophy occurs, it is almost impossible to achieve complete recovery, but the residual nerve fibers can fully recover or maintain their function. Therefore, it is essential to instill confidence in the patient and encourage them to persist in treatment. Due to the failure to adopt strict double-blind experiments (sometimes it is not allowed) for the use of various drugs, it is difficult to determine which drug or method is definitely effective. Commonly used drugs include neurotrophic agents such as vitamin B1, B12, ATP, and coenzyme A.