The current eye drops that are good for myopia mainly refer to ciliary muscle paralyzers, such as 0.01% atropine eye drops. Current research has found that the more effective for myopia control is .01% atropine eye drops. .01% atropine eye drops, with lower concentration, can effectively relax the spasmodic state of the ciliary muscle, relieve the local fatigue of the eyes, to a certain extent, it is possible to play a role in preventing and controlling the further growth of myopia. A small number of patients with high sensitivity to atropine eye drops may experience adverse reactions such as facial flushing, fever, blurred vision and photophobia. It is recommended that myopic patients follow the doctor’s instructions to use the drug, do not use without authorization, to avoid causing adverse reactions.