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Children develop myopia, which is characterized by poor farsightedness. However, because children are unable to express their visual state correctly, they usually alleviate the phenomenon of blurred vision through adjustment, so there will be squinting, blinking, frowning, pulling the corners of the eyes with their hands, tilting their heads, and squinting; Or if you watch TV, you like to sit in front of the TV; Under the sun, it is easy to keep your eyes on and so on. If the child is found to have abnormal manifestations, it is best to take the child to the hospital eye clinic for routine examination.
If you find that your vision is abnormal, dilated refraction is required. If it is already true myopia, it must be corrected with glasses as soon as possible, and at the same time, outdoor exercise should be increased and regular hospital check-ups should be carried out.
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1. Eyesight. Distance vision is impaired and near vision is normal. Squint at the distant target.
2. Visual fatigue.
Due to the uncoordinated adjustment and collection, I feel that my eyes are sore, and I occasionally have symptoms such as headache and dizziness.
3. Deviation of eye position.
It is usually more common in high myopia, and exotropia or exotropia may occur.
4. Eye changes.
proptosis may occur due to elongation of the eye axis; or retroscleral staphyloma forms posteriorly.
5. Change of the anterior chamber.
The anterior chamber is deepened, the angle is mostly wide, the pupil is usually large, the light response is sluggish, and the corneal ** area is thin.
6. Fundus changes.
Low- to medium-to-mid-myopia generally have no changes, and high-to-moderate myopia can see degenerative changes in the fundus. Including the arc-shaped spots next to the optic disc of myopic eyes, leopard-shaped fundus, macular pigmentation, and atrophic spots; Hemorrhage or formation of neovascular membranes, lattice-like degeneration of the peripheral omentum, cystic degeneration, retinal tears, retinal detachment.
7. Vitreous liquefaction, turbidity and posterior detachment appear "floaters".
8. Other complications such as cataract, glaucoma, amblyopia, etc.
Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to children's myopia and correct it in time.
1. Scientific control of myopia: once myopia occurs, it is necessary to go to the hospital for optometry, wear glasses with appropriate power to correct myopia, and beware of the rapid growth of myopia. This point is especially important for teenagers, who need to go to the hospital every six months for dilated eye refraction and wear glasses with appropriate power according to the change of myopia, so as to form a clear image and slow down the rapid growth of myopia.
2. Increase the time of outdoor activities: It is recommended to spend no less than two hours outdoors in the sun every day, and it is recommended that teenagers with myopia do outdoor activities for a longer time. Studies have found that natural light can promote the release of dopamine from the retina and delay the progression of myopia.
5. Pay attention to the supplement of eye nutrition: balanced nutrition, no picky eating, no overeating, less sugar, more vegetables and fruits, and drinking no less than 1500 ml of water every day. In addition, it is necessary to supplement the vision nutrients of Leyan in time, and supplement the lutein, anthocyanins and zeaxanthin that the eyes have been consuming, so as to better control or improve the degree of myopia.
If you insist on correcting it in this way, then the myopia of the eyes will naturally improve gradually.
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The main symptom of myopia in children is blurred vision when looking at a distance. If you have already gone to school, you will find that your child squints when looking at the blackboard in class, and most of them may also reflect that the blackboard can still be read clearly, but the words on the computer or projector will be blurred. In life, you will find that you are too close while watching TV.
If parents find that their child has the above vision problems at home or at school, they should take the child to the hospital or vision center for an eye examination. In particular, children need to undergo dilated eye refraction examination to determine whether children's myopia is true myopia or pseudomyopia, so as to detect myopia early, intervene and alleviate it early.
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Myopia is a relatively common disease in ophthalmology, and with the popularization of electronic products, the incidence of this disease is also increasing year by year, and it is also characterized by a young age, and many children wear myopia glasses prematurely.
When myopia occurs in the early stages, there are three general symptoms.
The first is that due to the decline of vision in the eyes, the vision is very blurry, so many children like to look closer, so that they can see more clearly.
The second manifestation is squinting. By squinting at things, this way can create a brief clear image.
The third is that it is easy to have eye strain. For example, there is often soreness and pain in the eyes. It will also manifest as dizziness and headache on the same side, which will be more obvious after reading for a long time.
1. In ordinary times, you must combine work and rest, and don't use your eyes excessively. 2. In terms of diet, you can eat more animal liver, which will help relieve eye vision. For example, in the early stage of myopia, children will squint and see things again.
This is because when children are looking at things, they are already a little blurry, and when they squint to see things, they will be much clearer by using the principle of small hole imaging, so children hate to squint and see things. In addition, in addition to the fact that the child can look at things obliquely, these manifestations prove that the child is short-sighted.
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1. Blinking: Children with myopia symptoms can blink frequently, which can alleviate myopia and increase vision clarity to a certain extent. 2. Tilt your head:
Because children with myopia often tilt their heads to watch TV, it can reduce the interference and influence of some diffuse light when they tilt their heads. This is also one of the symptoms of myopia in children. 3. Blur:
The child begins to complain of dark light in the room, or the reflection of the blackboard, which is a symptom of myopia in children. 4. Squinting: Myopic patients generally have unclear goals, and squinting is used to temporarily improve and improve visual acuity, which is also a symptom of myopia in children.
5. Strabism: When the vision of one eye of a child's myopia decreases rapidly, the other eye is mainly used.
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If a child eats, he or she will have the following symptoms: rubbing his eyes with his or her hands, being close to a book when reading, and squinting when watching TV.
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1. Rub your eyes often: When some children can't see objects clearly because of myopia, they often rub their eyes with their hands in order to see objects better. Therefore, when you notice that your child rubs his or her eyes frequently, you should take him to an eye doctor for a vision check.
2. Squint often when looking at objects: Myopic patients often squint when looking at things, this is because the eyelids can block part of the pupil when squinting, which can reduce the scattering of light, so that the vision can be temporarily improved and improved. Therefore, when your child squints a lot, it should be taken into account that he or she may have early myopia.
3. Frequent blinking: Frequent blinking can alleviate myopia and enhance vision to a certain extent. Therefore, when your child is experiencing symptoms of frequent blinking, it is important to consider whether they have early myopia.
4. Often tilt their heads to look at objects: Some children with early myopia often tilt their heads to look at objects. This is because tilting your head to look at an object reduces the effect of scattered light on one's vision.
Therefore, when you find that your child often tilts his head to look at objects, be sure to take him to the eye doctor to check his vision and correct his wrong posture of looking at objects so that he does not develop the habit of tilting his head.
5. Often strabismus when looking at things: Some children with myopia often have the habit of strabismus (that is, when one eye looks forward, the other eye will involuntarily look outward). Therefore, when you find out that your child has a habit of strabismus, consider whether they have myopia.
6. When looking at things, the eyes are close to things: When your child always looks at things, and often complains that the light in the room is too dark when reading and writing, you should consider that your child may have myopia.
7. Often look at the wrong person or can't see things clearly: When your child often doesn't say hello when he sees acquaintances, often trips or hurts things when he moves in the dark, or often can't read the words written on the blackboard, you should consider whether your child has myopia.
8. Frequent frowning: Some children with myopia have the habit of frowning. It's a way they try to improve their eyesight.
However, frequent frowning can cause the extraocular muscles to press on the eyeball, which in turn will speed up the progression of myopia. Therefore, when you notice that your child frowns frequently, take him to the eye doctor for a vision check-up and help him get rid of the frequent frowning.
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If your child's eyes are squinting when watching TV and they rub their eyes for a while, the eyes should be particularly tired, and you may need to see a doctor.
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The main symptom of myopia is that you can't see things clearly, especially things that are far away, and you need to walk in before you can see them. If the child is willing to bend his eyes and squint when he looks far away, he should pay attention to whether he is nearsighted, or rub his eyes, and when he sees far, he will rub his eyes, and feel that rubbing his eyes may see clearly, which may also be a manifestation of myopia, and you can observe whether the child is willing to put things into the book, such as reading a book very close to the book, to read the content of the book, At this time, it is suspected that there is already myopia, but most children complain that they cannot see clearly, which is the main symptom of myopia.
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1.Squint often2Frequent blinking3
Rub your eyes often4Tilt your head often to look at things 5Frowning often 6
Often tugging at the corners of the eyes 7Strabismus when looking at objects 8Very close when looking at things 9
Often missees people or things clearly.
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1. Unclear vision: the main thing is that you can't see the distance clearly, you can see the near place clearly, for example, you can't see the blackboard clearly in class, and you can't see the TV clearly, but you can see the books and computers clearly;
2. Easy to squint when seeing: squinting to see things will become clearer, so children will try to see more clearly through these actions, which is manifested as squinting like a crack;
3. It is easy to tilt the head when looking at things: in fact, it is through squint, you can also see a little more clearly. These are the main symptoms of myopia.
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Symptoms after a child's myopia: 1. When the child looks at people or things, he unconsciously leans closer; 2. Children often squint to see things; 3. Rub your eyes often with your hands; 4. Because I can't see clearly, I often frown, which squeezes the eye muscles and leads to the deepening of myopia. The ** of myopia is partly related to genetic factors, partly related to developmental factors, and also has a lot to do with external environmental factors.
Through professional mydriatic and refraction tests, the diagnosis of myopia can be confirmed.
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In general, the symptoms of myopia in children include vision loss, which will be more serious if not corrected in time, and will always squint to see things, and if it is severe, it is easy to cause symptoms such as cataracts. Because myopia in children is caused by genetic factors, it is also easy to cause myopia if you use your eyes inappropriately in your life, or if you are too tired of your eyes due to long-term eye use.
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Nowadays, many children will be short-sighted at a young age, why does this phenomenon occur? What are the symptoms of myopia? The following is the relevant content I have prepared for you about what symptoms of myopia in babies will be leaked, welcome to read and reference.
1. Frowning frequently
Speaking of which, Mom and Dad may find it strange, what is the matter with myopia frowning? After research, it was found that some children with reduced eyesight, or staring at children who have become myopic tend to frown because it allows them to see clearly temporarily. However, frowning all the time will compress the nerves and eyeballs in the eye, which will make myopia more and more serious.
If parents notice that their children are frowning frequently, it is best to take their children for an eye examination to prevent them in advance.
2. The posture is very weird
If there is a big difference in the degree of myopia between the two eyes, one eye will always be able to see clearly. In this situation, the child has to adjust his posture to achieve the goal of seeing things clearly. Therefore, if there is a problem with your child's sitting posture, it is best to take your child to have his or her vision checked.
3. Always squinting
Why do children squint? The main reason is that when squinting, the eyelids will block part of the pupil, which can reduce the scattering of light, and the child can see things more clearly.
4. Ways to solve problems
After understanding the symptoms of myopia in children, what parents need to do is to prescribe the right medicine.
How to prevent myopia in my child? First, take your children outdoors often, get close to nature and see more green trees, and don't let your children stay at home all day watching TV. Second, the control of light should be moderate, the child is still young, very sensitive to light, too dark or too strong light will harm the child's eyesight.
Finally, when your child overuses his or her eyes, it is important for him to learn to relax.
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