Question
Blurred vision is caused by retinal membrane inflammation, resulting in the atrophy of the optic nerve. Is there a treatment for optic nerve atrophy?
Answer
Optic nerve atrophy refers to degenerative changes in the optic nerve, characterized by gradual vision decline and the appearance of pale or grayish swelling changes in the optic disc. Currently, there is no definitive treatment for optic nerve atrophy. It is recommended to consider medication, with commonly used drugs including nerve-nourishing medications such as Vitamin B1, B12, ATP, and coenzyme A, as well as vasodilators and blood circulation drugs like niacin, dipyridamole, vitamin E, Ginkgo Biloba extract, and compound Danshen. Additionally, traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture is also an option. For children with optic nerve atrophy, parents should take their child to a doctor immediately and avoid blindly using unapproved treatments.