In general, fundus atrophy cannot recover on its own and cannot be cured with the current medical treatment, so it needs to be actively treated for the cause to slow down and control its progress. Fundus atrophy can be caused by eye trauma, high myopia, glaucoma and retinitis pigmentosa, and can be categorized into retinal atrophy, optic nerve and optic disk atrophy, etc. However, no matter what the cause of fundus atrophy is, there is no definite and effective way to recover from this condition according to the current research and medical treatments. Patients need to actively seek medical treatment to address the cause of the disease, such as controlling the intraocular pressure, and at the same time can follow the doctor’s instructions to apply retinal nutritional drugs to assist in the treatment. It is recommended that patients with fundus atrophy, high myopia and trauma should consult a doctor and have regular checkups, and under the guidance of the doctor’s advice, treatment or observation should be carried out.