True myopia is irreversible and needs to be corrected in time, while pseudomyopia has the possibility of recovery, both of which need to be clearly diagnosed after a dilated optometry examination, and there is no so-called “fastest way to restore eyesight”. 1. Genuine myopia: The cause of myopia is not completely clear, and may be related to a variety of factors, such as environmental factors, genetic factors, growth and development factors. It is necessary to wear glasses or undergo surgery to correct the myopia. Wearing glasses is a common way to correct myopia, while surgical correction can only be done after the number of adults has stabilized. 2. Pseudomyopia: Pseudomyopia in adolescents is mainly caused by over-exertion of eyes and environmental factors. You can relax your eyes and restore normal vision by looking into the distance, alternating hot and cold compresses, and blinking more often. If you suspect myopia when you experience vision loss or blurred vision, we recommend that you go to an ophthalmologist for an early checkup to identify the cause of the problem and then give targeted treatment to avoid delaying your condition.