Pseudomyopia in children is mostly caused by overuse of eyes, and children can improve their vision by maintaining good eye habits or medication. 1. Medication: Pseudomyopia in children is mostly caused by ciliary muscle spasm due to visual fatigue, patients can follow the doctor’s instructions to use ciliary muscle paralyzing agents, such as atropine sulfate eye drops, etc., to alleviate the ciliary muscle spasm and improve the symptoms of myopia. 2. Maintain good eye habits: Children also need to develop good eye habits, when reading, and books to maintain a distance of one foot, control the use of electronic products time, pay attention to life and learning around the light, avoid too strong or too weak light. Children can use wet towels to apply hot compresses to their eyes during rest, and look out of the window appropriately to promote blood circulation in the eyes and soothe the muscles around the eyes. Pseudomyopia patients are advised to consult a doctor in time to assess their condition and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment to avoid progression to true myopia.