He is 22 years old and has myopia of 150 in his right eye, 75 astigmatism in his left eye, and 50 as

For visual fatigue, the first thing is to rest more and look less at the screen of electronic devices such as mobile phones. Secondly, I need eye drops, with Ellie's sodium hyaluronate eye drops, I am using it. If you feel dry eyes, you can use sodium cromolyn eye drops (to prevent allergic conjunctivitis).

Go back to optometry after a while. After the age of 22, there is generally no loss of vision after puberty. If you feel uncomfortable seeing things and can't see clearly, you can wear a pair of glasses with a light prescription and wear them if necessary.

If you want to improve your eyesight, you can use acupuncture**, but this varies from person to person, some people have good results, some people have bad results, you can try it. In general, myopia with astigmatism is aided by lenses.

1.The posture of writing and reading should be correct, not walking, lying down and reading, the duration should not exceed one hour, and the rest should be about 10 minutes. Looking out from afar or doing eye exercises are good options.

2.Do not spend more than 2 hours a day watching TV or surfing the Internet (no more than 4 hours at most).

3.Maintain enough sleep time, sleep is the most important way for humans to relax the eye muscles and restore eye function. (minimum 8 hours per day).

4.Eat less sweets and carbonated drinks, don't be picky, and eat more carrots and fish, which will help your eyes a lot.

5.Insist on doing eye exercises conscientiously.

6.Stick to outdoor sports, such as table tennis, badminton, volleyball, football, etc.

It can only be said that the correction has been done, first of all, the above is done well, and the thermal moxibustion has a significant effect on relieving eye fatigue.

Summary. Hello! Situations like yours require long-term glasses.

Myopia of 200 degrees requires wearing glasses all the time. Myopia is an ophthalmic disease in which the parallel rays passing through the refractive system of the eye cannot converge on the retina on the surface of the eye, but focus on the retina before presenting a blurred image.

Female, 26 years old) has myopia of 225 degrees and astigmatism of 50 degrees in the left eye, myopia of 200 degrees and astigmatism of 75 degrees in the right eye, do I need to wear glasses for a long time?

Hello! Situations like yours require long-term glasses. Myopia of 200 degrees requires wearing glasses all the time. Myopia is an ophthalmic disease in which the parallel rays passing through the refractive system of the eye cannot converge on the retina on the surface of the eye, but focus on the retina before presenting a blurred image.

Whether you need to wear myopia glasses is related to the degree of myopia, you can wear them when you need to wear them within 200 degrees, and it is recommended to wear them all the time if you exceed 200 degrees. If the degree of myopia is small, generally less than 200 degrees, you can wear glasses when needed.

If the degree of myopia is more than 200 degrees, it is recommended to wear glasses all the time. When myopia patients cannot see the target clearly, they will constantly adjust the distance between their eyes and the target, and use methods such as squinting to make up for the lack of vision. The higher the degree of myopia, the more likely it is to develop eye fatigue, causing eye soreness, swelling pain, tearing, etc., and may even aggravate the degree of myopia, so it is recommended to wear glasses all the time.

Ah, will the eyes be deformed if you wear glasses for a long time?

Wearing glasses is not only to make up for the lack of vision, but also to make the adjustment function of the eye have a normal coordination relationship, so as to avoid eye fatigue caused by excessive eye use. With the correct wearing of glasses, the prescription will not get deeper and deeper, and there is no direct relationship between the increase in the power of myopia and whether or not to wear glasses.

Ok thanks.

You've been without glasses for a long time, and you should feel that your left eye can see farther and better than your right eye without glasses!

If you put on your glasses, you can see clearly, and if you take them off and return to your previous state, your eyes will of course feel uncomfortable!

In your case, I recommend wearing it for a long time, although the glasses will make you dependent, but if you do not correct it, the clarity of your two eyes is different, which is not conducive to the harmonious work of your two eyes, and finally it may develop to one eye is inhibited, and there will be an oblique position in serious cases, then it will be troublesome!

The power is added or not, depending on your corrected visual acuity, if, if the corrected visual acuity changes no more than 2 lines, then you can not add astigmatism!

Since you are still young, your requirements for vision will be relatively high, and long-term blurred vision will affect your vision correction in the future, which is not good for yourself!

Hope it works for you!

However, if you take off your eyes for a while, you will have a blurry and uncomfortable feeling, and you can get used to the blurred vision caused by wearing glasses, and you can get used to it for a while.

Adolescents should use the least power to obtain the best corrected visual acuity so as not to affect visual function. Adults can decide according to their needs.

If you are not at ease, it is recommended to go to the optometry clinic of an eye hospital to check whether the prescription of the eye and the prescription of the glasses match.

1. Female, 22 years old, myopia of 500 and astigmatism of 100 in the left eye, myopia of 375 and astigmatism of 200 in the right eye are serious?

In terms of myopia, it is okay, and it has not crossed the ranks of high myopia. However, astigmatism is a little larger, and the biggest symptom of astigmatism is easy visual fatigue.

2. I am still an apprenticeship, and I am really worried about whether I will be blind when I am in my forties, what should I do?

Such worries are unnecessary, just take care of yourself. You are now 22 years old, you are still in the development stage, and after the age of 23, your vision will be relatively stable, and it will not grow as you think, even if it grows at a very small rate, unless you are pathologically myopia.

3. In less than a year, the myopia in the left eye has deepened by 50, and the myopia in the right eye has deepened by 25.

Growth is a standard that needs to be evaluated, not just the previous prescription, according to your prescription, I believe that the general optometrist may give you a low correction, or the definition of corrected standard visual acuity, so that you can't define your prescription at will.

4. Journalists need a strong body and abundant thoughts, is it possible that the future of my life will be ruined by myopia?

Health lies in exercise, and health includes mentality. As long as you face it with a positive and optimistic attitude, there is nothing. The highest refractive I have encountered since I started working is not around 2400 degrees, and there are many prescriptions like yours.

As for children, the average female has a high chance of high myopia inheritance. So you don't have to worry about that.

5. What else can I do besides surgery? Will there be a safer ** coming out in the near future?

At present, there is no special method in addition to surgery at home or abroad, and there are more complications in surgery, and I have foreseen several postoperative problems from 08 to the present.

Science is developing, and there is still a lot of hope.

It's good to adjust your mentality.

Ah, my hands are so cold.

Problem Analysis: You currently have mild myopia and astigmatism in both eyes. All of them are refractive errors, which can cause symptoms such as blurred vision.

Suggestions: You should go to the ophthalmology department of the hospital for a formal dilated eye examination, if it is indeed true myopia and regular astigmatism, you need to wear appropriate prescription glasses to prevent eye fatigue and deepening of prescription. At present, there is no effective way to completely ** true myopia and astigmatism.

Problem analysis: The first grade of astigmatism mainly depends on the quality of vision, and the severity of visual fatigue, if it is regular astigmatism, it does not cause visual impairment, and there is no visual fatigue can be treated. If there is eye fatigue, regardless of the degree of astigmatism, even if the degree of astigmatism is very mild, dilated refraction is required, and appropriate corrective glasses are required.

Suggestions: In principle, all astigmatism should be corrected, but if the astigmatism is too high and cannot be adapted, you can wear low-degree corrective glasses first, slowly adapt, and then wear all the corrected eyes with height.

Problem analysis: If you are currently high myopia with astigmatism in both eyes, and you are not yet 18 years old, you should wear appropriate prescription glasses first, and pay attention to protecting your eyes to prevent eye fatigue and deepening of prescription.

Suggestion: If you are at least 18 years old, and your myopia and astigmatism have been stable for more than two years, you can consider laser surgery. After surgery, you can expect visual acuity to be at the level of vision deficit that you would have had before surgery with glasses.