eye damage

Myopia has many hazards. The primary hazard is decreased vision, which affects the quality of life and daily work and study of patients. In addition, myopia may also cause a series of eye problems, such as eye axis lengthening, exophthalmos, and may even lead to complications such as retinal detachment, floaters, and vitreous opacity. High myopia also has the risk of inheritance to future generations, and it also affects some professional or occupational choices. Therefore, it is very important to protect vision and prevent myopia.

In life, it is necessary to properly control the time of using eyes and rest eyes at intervals. Secondly, it is necessary to participate in outdoor activities to give eyes adequate rest and exercise to prevent myopia.