Patients who have myopia cannot correct it on their own by doing actions, etc. Instead, it should be corrected through glasses and laser corrective surgery. Myopia is one of the most common types of refractive error and usually develops in childhood or adolescence, causing patients to have blurred vision at a distance while still having clear vision up close. Treatment is not able to eliminate myopia by doing movements or massages, etc. Currently, the main way to correct vision is by wearing frame glasses, wearing corneal contact lenses, having laser corrective surgery, or having posterior chamber IOL implantation for crystalline eyes. Myopia patients need to go to the ophthalmology department of the hospital as soon as possible to have a checkup to determine whether they are nearsighted and the degree of nearsightedness, and then follow the doctor’s instructions to have their eyesight corrected in order to avoid rapid growth.