Optic nerve atrophy

Optic Nerve Atrophy (ONA)

Optic nerve atrophy is a condition that occurs when the optic nerve deteriorates, resulting in vision loss.

Cause of ONA

According to the studies, ONA may be caused from conditions such as:

• Brain injury or trauma
• Inflammation
• Degenerative disorders
• Hemorrhage, Tumors
• Vitamin deficiencies
• Multiple sclerosis or
• Genetic inheritance.

Diagnosis

An ophthalmologist can diagnose optic nerve atrophy by examining the optic disc, pupil reaction, eye movements, and color vision.

Common signs and symptoms of ONA

Symptoms of ONA may varies and develop over a period of times. The common signs and symptoms are:

• Blurred vision
• Reduced field of vision
• Difficulty seeing fine details
• Colors appear faded
• Decreased brightness in one eye
• Abnormal side vision
• Dimming of vision
• Loss of fine detailed vision
• Complete loss of vision

BBH Treatment Program

Optic Nerve regenerative program is a customized treatment program plan for individual condition. The program aims to restore the neurological functions of the visual as well as improve the overall condition such as

• Improve blurred vision
• Improve field of vision
• Enhanced vision fine details
• Enhanced colors appear faded
• Improved brightness