Recently, Ran Ran, a 9-year-old girl in Wuhan, was in a hurry to do winter vacation homework, when she suddenly told her mother that her eyes could not see the homework book clearly. This makes the mother suspicious, the child really can't see clearly, or doesn't want to do homework?
What her mother and grandmother did not expect was that Ran Ran's blurred vision situation dragged on for a week and did not "get better." At this moment, the mother panicked, quickly sent the child to the eye hospital, after examination, the doctor clearly told the parents that Ran Ran's eye disease is not pretend, but really can't see clearly.
Ran Ran suffers from retrobulbar optic neuritis, which is one of the main symptoms of vision loss, and some people will be accompanied by a feeling of eye pain, once found, it is necessary to treat as soon as possible, otherwise it is likely to lead to blindness. Long-term exertion, nervousness, poorly controlled diabetes, and prolonged colds may induce retrobulbar optic neuritis.
After nearly a week of delays in getting to the hospital, Ran Ran's vision had deteriorated so badly that she could only see her fingers dangling in front of her eyes. At present, the hospital has improved after high-dose hormone treatment, but it has not returned to normal levels.
(Source: Hubei Jingshi Editor: Tao Yiyi)