How can pseudomyopia be treated?

Now pseudomyopia is very rare, if you are sure that it is pseudomyopia, it is not necessary, rest well, and your vision will recover on its own.

Pseudomyopia**.

School-age children or adolescents have long-term inappropriate reading, writing or insufficient lighting and other factors, so that the ciliary muscle is often in a state of contraction, and the convex lens is not easy to relax, at this time, the distant parallel light enters the eye, after the convex lens is strongly reflexed, its focus will no longer fall on the retina, but fall in front of the retina, and the vision is blurred, which is called pseudomyopia in medicine.

Pseudomyopia can appear in people who are originally emmepic, farsighted or even myopia, because the anterior and posterior diameter of the eyeball has not been lengthened, the structure of the eyeball has not changed, but only the change of physiological functions, so generally do not wear glasses. With promptly** and attention to protection, the ciliary muscles are relaxed and vision can return to normal. If it is not paid attention to in the pseudomyopia stage and continues to develop, the anterior and posterior axis of the eyeball becomes longer, and the structure of the eyeball changes, that is, it becomes true myopia, which must be corrected with glasses.

Pseudomyopia is relieved or eliminated by resting or applying cycloplegic agents, such as 1 atropine eye drops or ointment, or foggy vision** to relax or paralyze the ciliary muscles. If not properly treated, long-term use of near vision can cause the anterior and posterior axial axis of the eye to lengthen, resulting in true axial myopia. Therefore, in the stage of pseudomyopia, preventive measures should be strengthened, strict attention should be paid to eye hygiene, appropriate reduction of reading and close work to eliminate more accommodation, more eye massage, distant viewing, outdoor activities, etc., do not rush to wear myopia glasses without dilated refraction, so as to force more adjustment, the formation of a very deep degree of myopia.

The main purpose of mydriasis is to distinguish between true myopia and pseudomyopia, so first-time spectacle patients, especially children, must dilate their pupils. If myopia is found to be pseudomyopia after dilation, there is no need to rush glasses, and you can restore your vision by taking adequate rest, ensuring sleep, dilating your pupils multiple times, and eye training. If you are under the age of 10 and have a strong ability to self-regulate your eyes, you can eliminate pseudomyopia with strong mydriatic drugs, generally 3 times of mydriasis, and then recheck your vision after 7 days to see if there is still myopia and then consider whether to wear glasses.

If you are older, such as 10 years old, have low myopia and poor eye self-regulation, you can use rapid mydriatic drugs to remove pseudomyopia. In addition, foggy vision during refraction can also eliminate some pseudomyopia. If you are taking a child with glasses for the first time, it is best not to go to the optical store first, but to a regular medical institution to see if it is true myopia, whether there is astigmatism, eye diseases, etc., and then make a systematic diagnosis before getting glasses.

New vision ophthalmology experts pointed out that pseudomyopia is better, do eye exercises every day, eat more vegetables and fruits, drink more water, do more surges, watch less TV and computers, watch time every 1 hour to rest for 20 minutes, look into the distance, and then do more eye rotation movements. It will take about 1-2 months to recover the strength.