What does high myopia look like?

High myopia means that you can see everything very blurrily. As long as you don't wear glasses, everything is hazy. Watching TV too.

High myopia is glasses and your own eyes. Without glasses, you are blind. Although the world still has some color, it is completely blurred.

High myopia has a feeling that glasses are your life, no one can take it away, and when you take off your glasses, you feel that the world is blurry.

High myopia means that after leaving the glasses, you feel like you are blind, and no one can see.

I think high myopia is a very bad experience. Because you can't see anything three meters away when you take off your eyes, it's very insecure.

High myopia means that everything is blurry, just like with its own special effects, and you can't see anything clearly without glasses.

I feel highly myopic and very bad, and I feel like a blind person when I can't see anything clearly, and I lose my eyes, and it's very troublesome to go.

High myopia will not be able to see the person in front of you clearly, and if you take off your glasses, you will be like a blind person, with no sense of security, which is particularly inconvenient.

When I go shopping, I see my friends greeting me completely by relying on my body and clothes, and it is useless to look at my face, so I often recognize the wrong person, resulting in not daring to say hello casually.

High myopia is when someone greets you in front of your eyes, but you don't know what that person looks like, and who is particularly embarrassing.

Myopia of more than 1,000 degrees, I couldn't see words when I went to the toilet, and it was embarrassing to almost enter the women's toilet.

Two meters away, both men and women.

Genetic factors are the main cause of high myopia. The occurrence of high myopia in China is autosomal recessive inheritance, that is, both parents are highly myopic, and 100% of children are highly myopia; If one parent is highly myopic, 50% of the children are highly myopic; But there are also incomplete performances. In addition, environmental factors such as long-term nearsightedness are also a cause of myopia, but they do not play a major role in high myopia**.

Myopia is divided according to the degree, and the refractive error with a myopia degree greater than 600 degrees (400 degrees for children) is called high myopia. Because most of these myopic eyes have pathological changes in the eye, high myopia is equated with pathological myopia or degenerative myopia. The cause of high myopia is unknown.

The occurrence of pathological myopia is genetically related. The acquired environment plays an important role in the onset of myopia.