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What are the common symptoms of optic atrophy?

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Blindness: The optic nerve is what lets you see. The more it atrophies, the more vision you lose.

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Vision loss: Optic atrophy is the result of neuron cell death, with resultant loss of vision. The more loss of neurons, the more vision loss. Optic atrophy is a clinical sign, not a diagnosis, as many optic nerve diseases may lead to neuronal degeneration (atrophy) and vision loss.

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