Dear patient,
Thank you for your consult at DoctorSpring.com.
Post trauma optic neuritis can be there which can be a cause of reduced vision , but if you have double vision , this can be because of luxation of globe , which has to be seen & commented , as you have mentioned about orbital / frontal # es also .
I would suggest to physically consult a occuloplasty surgeon.
Hope this helps, please feel free to discuss further with follow-up queries.
Regards
Patient replied :
now i dont have double vision now.....will i be able to see like before. how much time will it take for it. will my scomata go away?
Dear,
In such cases , it is very difficult to get back normal vision , & I am sorry for that as their are not much options available. However you should work closely with your Doctor as we cannot be just sure about a diagnosis.
Thank you
Patient replied :
sir, what r the options available to cure my scomataor Post trauma optic neuritis.
sir, what r the options available to cure my scomata
or Post trauma optic neuritis.
Dear Sir,
As I had already mentioned that there are not much options available , scotomas once formed one has to live with it, they might reduce in intensity or size but not necessary that they will vanish / reduce.
Regards