Can the child's right eye recover more than 200 degrees?

For children, recovery of more than 200 degrees in the right eye is mainly related to true myopia and pseudomyopia.

If the child is pseudomyopia, i.e., temporary vision loss due to prolonged close eye use, vision in this case may be improved by improving eye habits, eye exercise, and appropriate rest.

However, if the child is diagnosed with true myopia or astigmatism after a thorough examination by an ophthalmologist, vision is often difficult to recover naturally. True myopia involves changes in the structure of the eye, such as an excessive axial length or abnormal cornea or lens morphology, which are usually irreversible.