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Treating optic nerve atrophy begins with understanding why the nerve was damaged. Once the cause is known, doctors can stop further loss where possible and help you make the best use of the vision you have. This page follows that sequence for patients across Yemen.

Good lighting, high-contrast materials, large print and magnifiers help in daily tasks. Vision rehabilitation specialists can teach scanning techniques that make reading and walking easier.
Optic neuritis may be treated with steroids under specialist supervision. Glaucoma needs pressure control. A swelling pressing on the nerve may need surgery. Nutritional shortage is corrected, and any medicine that harms the nerve is reviewed with your physician.
Visual acuity, colour vision and visual field testing
OCT to measure the nerve fibre layer
Visual evoked potential (VEP) to check signal travel to the brain
Blood tests, including vitamin B12 and other nutritional markers
Stem cell therapy for optic nerve damage is experimental. It is considered only after the cause has been identified and treated, and results cannot be guaranteed.
Bring or scan every MRI report, any visual field printouts and a list of medicines. Add a short timeline of when symptoms started, which helps our doctors judge how recent the damage is.
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Get ConsultationLost nerve fibres do not regrow easily, so the goal is to prevent more loss and make the most of vision that remains.
Only when a deficiency is the cause. A blood test is needed first.
Yes, particularly with inherited, toxic or nutritional causes. Both eyes are examined in every assessment.