eye disorders
Hereditary Optic Nerve Disorders
Treatment of Hereditary Optic Nerve Disorders
Low-vision aids There is no effective treatment, but new treatments are being studied. Limiting consumption of alcohol, which may affect the mitochondria, and not using tobacco products may help slow the rate of vision loss. Magnifiers, large-print devices, and talking watches (low-vision aids) may help people with loss of vision. Genetic counseling should be considered. People who have heart or nervous system problems are sent to specialists. 