If the patient has 00 degrees of myopia, he/she will need to wear glasses to correct his/her myopia and improve his/her vision, but if he/she has pseudomyopia, he/she will not need glasses.
Pseudomyopia is common in adolescents and children, mostly caused by ciliary muscle spasm due to prolonged close eye use, patients generally do not need to wear glasses. Patients need to develop good eye habits and avoid eye fatigue in order to relax the eyes and release ciliary muscle spasm, so as to restore orthopia and improve vision.
Currently, true myopia cannot be reversed, so patients can wear glasses to correct myopia and improve their vision. 100 degrees of true myopia can also cause patients to lose their vision, so patients can wear glasses to improve their vision. Refractive surgery, such as corneal refractive surgery, is also available if the patient has a clear desire to remove the glasses.
It is recommended that patients with refractive errors seek prompt medical attention to evaluate their condition and follow the doctor’s instructions for treatment.