How is myopic amblyopia formed?

Myopic amblyopia is caused by refractive error, which leads to abnormal visual stimulation and affects visual development.

Myopic amblyopia often occurs in the early stage of visual development. Due to refractive error in the early stage of visual development, eye adjustment function is limited, and clear images cannot be formed, resulting in no visual stimulation for both eyes, affecting visual development, and promoting the long-term low level of visual cells. Myopic amblyopia often causes squinting, eye fatigue and other symptoms. At this time, treatment should be actively carried out to prevent the disease from progressing.