@kalpanakulkarni8011 Treatment for damaged optic nerves depends on the underlying cause. Unfortunately, if the optic nerve damage is severe, it may be irreversible, but early intervention can sometimes prevent further damage. Treatments could include medications, surgery, or therapies to manage symptoms or underlying conditions. Consulting with a neuro-ophthalmologist at a specialized eye care center or hospital is the best approach to determine the appropriate treatment for your specific condition.
@chaelix5220 What you're describing could be related to visual disturbances like "visual floaters" or "ocular migraines," which sometimes occur when changing positions. However, if this has been happening for several days, it’s important to consult with an eye doctor or healthcare professional. They can check for underlying issues like changes in eye pressure, blood flow, or other health concerns. It's always best to get a professional evaluation if you're experiencing ongoing or unusual symptoms.
Which treatment, and where?......to optic nerves damaged
@kalpanakulkarni8011 Treatment for damaged optic nerves depends on the underlying cause. Unfortunately, if the optic nerve damage is severe, it may be irreversible, but early intervention can sometimes prevent further damage. Treatments could include medications, surgery, or therapies to manage symptoms or underlying conditions. Consulting with a neuro-ophthalmologist at a specialized eye care center or hospital is the best approach to determine the appropriate treatment for your specific condition.
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hey i am currently seeing “tree branches” or root vision on my one eye especially when i stand up and goes away, its been going on for days
@chaelix5220 What you're describing could be related to visual disturbances like "visual floaters" or "ocular migraines," which sometimes occur when changing positions. However, if this has been happening for several days, it’s important to consult with an eye doctor or healthcare professional. They can check for underlying issues like changes in eye pressure, blood flow, or other health concerns. It's always best to get a professional evaluation if you're experiencing ongoing or unusual symptoms.
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