Can retrobulbar optic neuritis recur

Retrobulbar optic neuritis is

an inflammatory change that occurs in the posterior segment of the optic nerve. The cause of the disease may be caused by factors such as inflammation in the eye and inflammation in adjacent tissues. Usually, patients with active symptomatic treatment, inflammation is eliminated, and their usual living habits are good. Retrobulbar optic neuritis generally does not recur. However, if patients suffer from diabetes, herpes zoster and other diseases, the underlying disease is not effectively controlled, and their immunity is low, it is easy to cause retrobulbar optic neuritis to recur.