Swollen Nerve, blocked vision, what does that means?

Answer 1

i assume that a doctor has told you there is a swollen (optic) nerve causing your "blocked vision"?

if not, and you are self-diagnosing, then please get yourself to an opthomologist NOW and ensure you are given a "vision field's test", along with a thorough check of the eye. from here, you might require further assistance from other specialists.

"swollen" mean inflammation, which is typically an allergic (auto-immune) response. while it is quite likely that infection is the root cause of your "blocked vision", further investigation might be required to determine the cause of the inflammation/auto-immune response.

while infections are easily dealt with, do not wait here to read more answers; please call your doctor/opthomologist NOW.

be well.

Answer 2

well i was told that i have pseudotumor cerebri also known as incranical hypertension/cause producing to much spinal fluid having severe migraines, loss/block field of vision which will have permanent vision loss with or with surgery there is no real known cure at this time/

suggest you go see a neurologist that speciality deals with the eyes

Answer 3

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