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Treatment for optic nerve atrophy begins with a question: why did the nerve get damaged? In Dubai, patients are usually seen by an ophthalmologist and, when needed, a neurologist. This page explains the usual investigations and the care that follows.

Expect a detailed eye exam, colour vision test, OCT of the nerve fibre layer and visual fields. MRI of the brain and orbits and blood tests are added when the cause is unclear.
Pressure-lowering care for glaucoma, vitamin replacement, stopping a harmful medicine, or immune treatment under a neurologist can prevent further loss.
Managing blood pressure, diabetes and sleep apnoea supports the nerve’s blood supply.
Repeat OCT and field tests reveal whether the condition is stable, so treatment can be adjusted early.
Magnifiers, better lighting and screen-reading tools help with daily tasks, and employers can often arrange workplace adjustments if asked.
If your cause remains unclear or vision is still falling, send your reports through our Upload Report page. We review them honestly, and any experimental option is discussed only after the cause has been fully addressed.
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Get ConsultationFibres that are lost do not regrow with current treatment, but some function may return if the cause is treated early.
Often yes, particularly when the cause is not obvious or when other symptoms are present.
Yes, and it is correctable, which is why a blood test is part of the work-up.