Is there a treatment for optic nerve atrophy?

Optic nerve atrophy is possible.

Optic nerve atrophy refers to any disease that causes retinal ganglion cells and the lesions that occur, usually as axonal degeneration of ganglion cells between the retina and the lateral geniculate body.

**Including: 1. Increased intracranial pressure or intracranial inflammation. 2. Retinopathy, including retinal arterial vein occlusion, retinal choroiditis, retinal degeneration, etc.

3. Optic nerve diseases, including optic nerve ischemia inflammatory poisoning and glaucoma4 hemorrhage and compressive lesions of tumors. 5. Trauma, including head and orbital trauma. 6. There are also metabolic diseases, such as diabetic retinopathy, and hereditary diseases such as leber.

Maltrophic lesions, such as vitamin B deficiency.

There is no specific effect of the optic nerve ** at present, and the primary disease of the optic nerve is positive**, the optic nerve atrophy caused by the compression of the vast majority of pituitary tumors, after surgery, a certain visual recovery can often be obtained, optic nerve canal fracture, if it can be operated on in time, it can also receive better results, and the optic nerve atrophy caused by other causes can be tried neurotrophic and vasodilator drugs**.

There are many causes of optic nerve atrophy, such as cranial brain disease, glaucoma, etc. First of all, it is necessary to find out the primary disease, if it is caused by the compression of the head tumor, it needs to be surgically removed, if it is glaucoma, the intraocular pressure needs to be controlled to normal. Optic nerve atrophy is irreversible, vision can not be restored, through the application of nutritional nerve dilation, improve microcirculation drugs can preserve residual vision, such as vitamin B1, vitamin B12, thrombotong capsules, etc.

Can optic nerve atrophy**?

Optic nerve atrophy is not an isolated disease, and irreversible damage to the axons of retinal ganglion cells from any cause can lead to optic nerve atrophy. Optic nerve atrophy is caused by a wide range of factors, such as genetics, inflammation, ischemia, trauma, poisoning, intracranial or orbital tumor compression, glaucoma, congenital factors, nutritional disorders and demyelinating diseases, all of which may lead to optic nerve atrophy to varying degrees. Systemic diseases such as demyelinating of the central nervous system, immune system disorders, and metabolic syndrome can accumulate and damage the optic nerve, resulting in optic nerve atrophy.

Optic nerve atrophy can be clearly found, and some are still difficult to diagnose in current medical technology. For a part of optic nerve atrophy, if it is detected early and in time, a certain amount of vision can be restored. Optic nerve atrophy must be targeted at the primary ****.

At the same time as the primary disease, the quality of life of some patients with optic nerve atrophy can be improved by improving microcirculation, oral vitamins, neurotrophic drugs, traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture, etc., and can be combined with wearing visual aids. In conclusion, optic nerve atrophy is the result of a large group of diseases that need to be targeted.

According to your description, this condition cannot be relieved, only by taking medication**!

Optic nerve atrophy. It's not tasty. Don't mess around at home. Or go to a regular hospital through the system**. How can it be cured?

This kind of going to a regular hospital and asking a professional ophthalmologist will find out.