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Remedy for Optic Atrophy - Profound Vision Loss
My 6 year old daughter has acute vision loss in both eyes due to optic nerve atrophy caused by chronic hydrocephalus. The hydrocephalus has been treated by VP shunt but even after 1 year the vision has not recovered (she has 20/200 in one eye and only light perception in other). Please advise of any homeopathic remedy. The ophthalmologist we saw says she has optic nerve atrophy - moderate to severe optic pallor in both eyes. Please help.dkc123 on 2005-11-20
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Phosphorous is the only remedy that is helpful in optic nerve atrophy.Try 6c of this medicine,just a drop ot two in a little water thrice daily half an hour before or after taking any food.Keep on reporting on this forum.I hope your daughter will be benifitted.
sajjad.
sajjad.
sajjadakram635 last decade
Use Euphrasia-Q Eye drops (readily available OTC). one drop in each eye, every two hours, till symptoms persist. AND thereafter one drop in each eye, every 5th hour for 7-10 days.
Also consider reading : http://www.abchomeopathy.com/forum2.php/35254
Also consider reading : http://www.abchomeopathy.com/forum2.php/35254
Nesha-India last decade
Currently i have phos 30c, phos 0/1 and phos 0/3. Can I give that ? How long do i have to give ?
dkc123 last decade
sajjadakram635 last decade
Hello Dr. Sajjad,
We have started giving her Phos 30c twice daily. How long do we have to give her before we see any change?
We have started giving her Phos 30c twice daily. How long do we have to give her before we see any change?
dkc123 last decade
dkc123 last decade
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