The blurring of near vision in a patient’s newly fitted myopia glasses may be due to a high lens prescription or an abnormality in the adjustment of the patient’s eyes. When the prescription of the glasses is higher than the actual prescription of the patient’s eyes, it is necessary for the patient to use more adjusting force when looking at the near, because the patient has been used to using the normal adjusting force to look at the near scenery, and it is difficult for the patient to adapt to the change of glasses, and then there will be the symptom of blurring of the near vision. In addition, if the patient himself has an abnormal eye adjustment function, after the new replacement of glasses, even if the prescription is accurate, but also because of the patient’s weak adjustment will cause blurring of near vision. It is recommended that patients with abnormal vision after prescription of eyeglasses should consult the hospital in time to find out the cause and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment and care to alleviate the eye discomfort.