I have retinitis pigmentosa

2024-11-24 03:36:50
I was just diagnosed with RP  , iam 27 , and have pretty good central vision , with slight less peripheral , What are the options for me to slow my disease progression, I have just started seeing floaters which is a nuisance. Is NAC drug a good option for people like us ?
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Take antioxidants at regular intervals of 2 months Give gap of 1 month and continue like this for a year
Next Steps
Regular retina check up
Health Tips
Take foods rich in antioxidants

Answered2024-12-09 07:38:23

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  RP is an autosomal inheritance disease of retina. Unfortunately no effective therapy is available for complete cure of disease.
Next Steps
  Vitreous floaters can be improved by taking vit A , xanthine, zeoxanthien, B - keratin &  electrolytes.
Health Tips
  Advised to attend online consultation for complete resolution of the issues.

Answered2024-11-30 07:33:59

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There is no proven treatment (or to slow down progression) for retinitis pigmentosa as on date. Kindly stay informed and do not fall for unsubstantiated promises and assurances.

Answered2024-11-28 09:11:25

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Unfortunately there is no treatment available for rp

Answered2024-11-29 06:03:41

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You can take omega -3,lutein tablets to slow down disease progression. Vitamin - A rich foods. For floaters consult offline with retina specialist to rule out other causes.
Next Steps
Consult offline for other treatment options.

Answered2024-11-27 03:22:08

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