Can pathological myopia be controlled?

Pathological myopia can basically be controlled. Pathological

myopia refers to myopia with specific changes in the fundus, mostly seen in patients with high myopia. Due to pathological changes in the fundus tissue, the axial length of the eye is prolonged or the retina has mottled choroid. Blood vessels, etc., so most patients cannot be cured, but various treatments, including wearing glasses, medication, surgery and other methods, can control the further development of the disease, control the axial length to further lengthen, and delay the appearance of fundus lesions., Minimize the extent of fundus lesions.