Retinitis pigmentosa has not been shown to respond to herbal treatment.
What does your doctor say is the best treatment for you?
As yet, there is no known cure for Retinitis Pigmentosa. However, intensive research is currently under way to discover the cause, prevention, and treatment of RP. At this time, retinitis pigmentosa researchers have identified a first step in managing Retinitis Pigmentosa. While not a cure, certain doses of vitamin A have been found to slightly slow the progression of retinitis pigmentosa in some individuals.
It is important to remember that because Retinitis Pigmentosa is an inherited disorder, it commonly affects other members of a family. If someone in your family is diagnosed with a retinal degeneration, it is strongly advised that all members of the family contact an eye care professional.
Yes, you're right. This will affect your whole life. But you need to start finding out how you can change with this - How can you alter your career so that you can continue as your sight decreases - or what career can you train for that will allow you to continue to work as your sight decreases?
I would get on the net and find a support group. Find one in your area that you can go to, if possible. You'll find that once you are armed with information and support, you'll be able to cope.
I have faith in you.
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