Can optic nerve myelia treat well

Optic neuromylitis

is an autoimmune disease that affects the optic nerve and spinal cord. It is not related to the body's autoimmune function disorder. The body's immune disorder produces antibodies to aquaporin 4 that attack its own nervous tissues, but this antibody cannot be removed by clinical intervention. At the same time, clinical intervention cannot correct the immune disorder. Therefore, optic neuromylitis is generally not cured by law.

Although optic neuromylitis is not cured by law, active treatment can improve the dysfunction and improve the quality of life of patients.