What happens to myopic eyes?

After the eyes show myopia, if the degree exceeds 600 degrees, it is possible to cause eyeball deformation, mainly due to the occurrence and development of myopia. With the deepening of myopia, the length of the eye axis gradually increases, that is to say, the length of the entire eye increases. In this process, it will show eyeball deformation, such as exophthalmos or posterior scleral staphyloma, mainly due to the increase in myopia. The higher the degree of myopia, the more obvious this symptom, and this process belongs to the irreversible process, once shown, it is impossible to return to normal. Therefore, in order to prevent this situation from happening, we must pay attention to reasonable eye habits and try to slow down the development of myopia, especially in adolescents and children.