Consequences of high myopia

The consequences of high myopia include significantly reduced vision, which may lead to eye diseases such as glaucoma, retinal thinning, detachment, floaters, and even blindness in severe cases. In addition, high myopia may affect patients 'physical and mental health, work efficiency, and academic performance, increase the risk of eye injuries, and may be passed on to future generations. Therefore, patients with high myopia should regularly go to the hospital ophthalmology examination vision and fundus conditions, timely take appropriate treatment and corrective measures, more common corrective measures include wearing glasses, laser surgery and so on.