What causes myopic exophthalmos?

Myopia is considered to be eye deformation caused by the growth of the eye axis.

Myopia is caused by the inability of parallel light to focus normally in front of the retina under the condition of accommodation relaxation, resulting in unclear imaging. It is a kind of ametropia. Usually myopia will cause the ciliary muscles to be in a state of tension and spasm for a long time, resulting in the growth of the eye axis, resulting in the adaptive backward growth of the eyeball. When the eyeball exceeds the normal range of 22mm-24mm, there will be a certain degree of eye protrusion symptoms.

For patients with eye protrusion, it is recommended to pay attention to improving their eye habits at ordinary times, eat more vitamin-rich foods, reduce sugar intake, and delay the degree of eye protrusion.