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Patients in Germany with optic nerve atrophy have often seen an Augenarzt and a neurologist and still want to understand the cause. This page explains how the cause is worked out, what stem cell research is exploring and how our doctors can give a second opinion.

Optic atrophy is the end result of damage to the nerve that connects the eye to the brain. Vision blurs, colours fade and the field of view can shrink in one or both eyes.
Injury, optic neuritis, glaucoma, pressure from a swelling, poor nutrition, toxins and inherited conditions can all be responsible. In people over 50, sudden vision loss with headache or jaw pain needs medical care the same day.
Your clinic or radiology practice can usually provide copies.
Nerve fibres regrow poorly, and this therapy remains experimental.
Whether stem cell methods can protect the fibres that remain.
A treatable cause is dealt with before anything experimental.
It is not an approved treatment for the optic nerve.
Patients with a known cause, stable findings and realistic expectations.
Good coordination protects your vision.
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When vision dropped and whether it was sudden or gradual.
Some drugs can affect the optic nerve.
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Get ConsultationLost fibres rarely recover fully. The aim is to stop further loss.
Not necessarily. Send existing images and reports first.
Yes, particularly with inherited, toxic or nutritional causes.